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When using AI systems, what are some best practices for ensuring the results you receive are accurate, relevant, and aligned with your original goals?

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Sarah Philbrick
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Director, Learning Design & Development| PMI Asheville, NC, United States

Validating and checking outputs is critical when working with AI systems like Generative AI. Such validation approaches may include establishing clear criteria, implementing strong testing protocols, and continuous refinement.

In your experience with AI, what are some best practices for ensuring the results you receive are accurate, relevant, and aligned with your original goals?

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George McLaughlin Other| McLaughlin & McLaughlin Georgetown, TX, United States
In general, using an iterative prompt engineering that gives feedback (e.g. examples, adjustments) steers the LLM toward your specific situation and needs. Likely (although i do not know) it will help the LLM with your persona and degree of sophistication and concerns. in general, the logical way one would mentally work their way through a complex problem. Probably a good idea to use collaboration with SMEs that have skillsets that differ from yours.
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TAURINES Alexandre PM III| Michelin Durtol, France
Jun 10, 2024 5:03 PM
Replying to Elmar Saenger
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That's a very good question. In my response, I am assuming that the question refers to an LLM-based chatbot.
From my experience, the best results are achieved the more context I provide to the LLM. This means providing as much information as possible that describes both the project itself and the project context.
A second very important step is the quality of the request, also known as the prompt for the LLM. This is similar to human communication, where the quality of the question determines the quality of the answer. Therefore, a good prompt strategy is required, for example:
1. Data and context about the project
2. The goal of the request
3. The task that the LLM should fulfill
4. The format in which the output should be delivered.

In subsequent requests, it is possible to build on the context and results of the previous request. It is important that this process takes place within a chat, as otherwise the context is lost.

Experience and soft skils allows us to challenge AI Answers and refine questionning to get the most relaible and usable information

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Michael Culhane Virginia, VA, United States

Use iterative prompting refinement and the create formula to get even better results.

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Maria Pallante Woodbridge, ONTARIO, Canada

Requesting specific sources with outputs has allowed me to cross-reference data and content to ensure it is accurate and from reputable sources.

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Anonymous

Always reading for accuracy and iterating on the prompt

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Anonymous

Use the RTF or CREATE approach.

Define clearly and precisely what you what the AI to help.

And, the most important, is keep refining the interactions, and evaluate the responses.

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David Vinothkumar Paul Vittal Doss Markham, Ontario, Canada
We need to be clear and specific about our goals. The prompt goal should be in alignment.
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Inyang Orok Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria
When using AI systems, the quality of the output largely depends on how thoughtfully they are used.

To get accurate, relevant, and goal-oriented results from AI, it is important to recognize common problems and apply the right fixes.

1. If responses are vague, the best practice is to give more detailed and explicit instructions. Clear guidance leads to clearer outputs.

2. When responses are not aligned with expectations, using a structured prompt formula (such as RTF or CREATE) helps the AI understand exactly what you want.

3. If the AI is hallucinating or making assumptions, don’t rely on what it infers. Instead, state key facts, constraints, and assumptions explicitly in your prompt.

4. When answers seem outdated, it usually means there isn’t enough context. Providing relevant background information and timeframes helps keep responses accurate.
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Inyang Orok Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria

When using AI systems, the quality of the output largely depends on how thoughtfully they are used.

To get accurate, relevant, and goal-oriented results from AI, it is important to recognize common problems and apply the right fixes.

1. If responses are vague, the best practice is to give more detailed and explicit instructions. Clear guidance leads to clearer outputs.

2. When responses are not aligned with expectations, using a structured prompt formula (such as RTF or CREATE) helps the AI understand exactly what you want.

3. If the AI is hallucinating or making assumptions, don’t rely on what it infers. Instead, state key facts, constraints, and assumptions explicitly in your prompt.

4. When answers seem outdated, it usually means there isn’t enough context. Providing relevant background information and timeframes helps keep responses accurate.

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VIVEK KUMAR SINGH gopalganj, BR, India

Ask Ai to share the source of the data being shared to check the authenticity of it before utilizing the information

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