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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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Carsten Bergendorff Program Lead & MD| NACOS Marine Sinagpore Pte., Ltd Sinagpore, Singapore

Providing context, and be specific about what information is required, ask the AI to provide references that supports its responses - and use multiple AI's, don't depend on one.

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Archana Dengi Tata communications Limited Gulbarga, KA, India

First - Define your role, task that you expect and format of output.

Second - While reviewing the AI output, make sure its a input for you and don't use as it is. Analysis it with respect to your goal and refine your prompts to get as close as possible.

Third: PM is accountable to his/ her project so, review and output of AI and then amend as required followed for further action.

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Sreesudha Ayyalasomayajula Software Project Manager| ZF group New Hudson, MI, United States
  • Define clear goals upfront – know what problem you’re solving
  • Use precise prompts and context for better outputs
  • Validate results with trusted data or expert judgment
  • Cross-check outputs from multiple sources/tools
  • Keep human oversight for critical decisions
In short: clear input + validation + human judgment = reliable AI results
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Brad Miklosovic Whitmore Lake, Mi, United States

Any use of AI will still require a human with knowledge, often SME, review. Even simpler AI asks require review for accuracy.

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Michael Wilson Australia

Do your thinking before you start using the AI - use it as an aide, not a replacement. This will help ensure that you will ask the right questions, and only take out of it what is helpful as it fits into the thinking and structure that you already have in place.

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Anonymous
Jun 12, 2024 1:31 AM
Replying to Jabin Geevarghese George
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When using AI systems is very hard to set the precision or accuracy of the responses. I love bringing in the Agile mindset here pretty much imagine if you are mentoring someone you do a Q&A and based on the reponses of your Mentee you give the feedback so that Mentee can align his/her thoughts in the direction that we hint similarly review the AI responses and using our rationale judgement





1- Give Feedback to the AI system



2- Rework on your promp and be specific on what is expected



3- Keep it short and conscise, guage the responses and slowly we can tune the AI system in a way to get the best output



4- Now the Tech. Solution that comes in for accuracy is havig specific set of APIs that talk to real and accurate data sources or use 2-3 outputs of LLMs and then analyze and bring the best in output.

I agree

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Samir Goswami Senior Project Management| Thomson Reuters Bengaluru, KA, India

Follow CREATE model while prompting to have more accurate output. Also the output needs to be validated as well to avoid AI hallucinations.

In my experience, the most effective way to ensure AI outputs are accurate and aligned with objectives is to combine clear prompting with human validation. Providing sufficient context, defining the desired outcome, and specifying the expected format significantly improve the quality of responses. I also find it helpful to break complex tasks into smaller parts, verify key facts using reliable sources, and refine prompts based on initial results. For critical decisions, subject matter expert review remains essential, as AI should support human judgment rather than replace it. Continuous testing, feedback, and improvement help build trust in AI-generated outputs while reducing the risk of inaccuracies and hallucinations.

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MOHAMMED ALABDULATHIM Jubail, 4, Saudi Arabia

Use the CREATE formula and enhance the response till you reach the desired results, then save the prompt for future use

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Marcel de Koningh Netherlands

I have a create prompt for writing meeting minutes from transcripts, my best find is not to only list the actions that were agreed, but also to provide a list of actions that would be advices by AI that were not mentioned at all but based on the conversations might be a great idea. This way it really helps us perform even better.

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