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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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Daniel Shenyi, PMP, MBA Freelancer| PM Thrive Kigali, Rwanda

Hi Sarah,



In my experience using GenAI, I’ve found that establishing clear objectives is crucial to ensure the outputs align with my goals. Knowing exactly what I want to achieve helps in setting precise criteria for success. GenAI significantly speeds up the process of idea gathering and structuring, making it an invaluable tool for efficiency.

However, it’s important to remember that AI doesn’t replace human expertise and judgment. Implementing strong testing protocols and continuously refining the AI model based on feedback are essential practices.

Additionally, cross-verifying AI outputs with human expertise ensures accuracy and relevance. In my view, these steps collectively help in validating and checking the outputs effectively.



Best regards,
Daniel S.

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Tareq A. Al Behairi Project Management Consultant| Independent Consultants and Trainer Gcc, Kuwait

I believe the most effective way to validate Gen AI outputs is to engage human input. Project managers should not take the AI-generated output as the ultimate outcome but should act as judges to investigate the results through a human-in-the-loop approach or by utilizing external experts for sanity checks. For example, if an AI model suggests a particular project timeline, the project manager should review this recommendation, considering their own experience and consulting with team members to ensure its feasibility. Additionally, crafting good prompts is essential for generating accurate and useful answers. For instance, instead of asking a vague question like "What should I do next?", a more specific prompt such as "What are the best practices for managing a project timeline in the renewable energy sector?" will yield more actionable insights. This combination of human oversight and well-crafted prompts ensures that AI serves as a valuable tool rather than a definitive authority.


 

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( Refine the post below ,in one cohesive paragraph .i want to post it to PMI community discussion." i believe the most validation way for the Gen AI outputs is to engage the human input .do not take the output as ultimate outcome ,PM should be as judge to investigate the result (human in loop) or utilize external experts to make sanity checks. All of pervious besides good prompts generate good answers )

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James Smith Parker, Co, United States
The more specific your questions or instructions, the more likely the AI will provide useful answers. Avoid vague or overly broad queries.

When possible, provide context for your request. Background information, relevant details, or examples can help the AI better understand and fulfill your needs.
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Moise Lontsi Projects & Program Management| Point Hope Maritime Victoria, Canada
We enhance the response's accuracy by employing the "CREATE" approach, and iteratively refining the prompt.
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Collet kudze COO| Cellcomms Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
The art of getting an output using iterative refinement is key to obtaining a more accurate output. This is important especially where the Requirement demands a long Prompt to be Composed. The iteration allows human validation at each step as the output is built.

Asking AI to help build a Prompt, in the hope of getting an accurate output is probably not the best way. The human being simply has to be very clear on what one needs to achieve
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Ivan Ortega Orleans, Ontario, Canada
Providing the AI ​​with the appropriate context for our company or particular situation, through examples or documentation related to the case. Then iterating on aspects that will provide more precision and refinement to the answers, until reaching an answer that contains the desired objectives and results.
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Abdul Nazeeb Belgaumi Associate Engineering Manager| Virtusa Bangalore, India
When using AI systems, follow these best practices to achieve accurate and relevant outcomes. These are just quite a few btw :

Define Clear Objectives: Have a precise understanding of what you want from the AI system. Provide specific and detailed inputs.

Cross-Check Information: Always validate AI outputs with trusted sources or experts to confirm accuracy.

Refine and Adjust: Continuously tweak your inputs and review the outputs to align with your goals.

Iterative Approach: Regularly assess the AI's performance and make necessary adjustments.

Consider Ethical Aspects: Ensure fairness and avoid bias in the AI's outputs.
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Russell Voypick Itasca, IL, United States
Continuous refinement, much like an agile development approach works has worked for me. Typically I can get to some reasonably good content in a fair amount of time and then put the finishing touches on from there.
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Jordon Weber PM I| Kiewit Infrastructure Engineers Durham, NC, United States
Get cozy with your project goals. Then, make sure your data is top-notch—no room for junk! Team up with domain experts, stay in the loop on AI trends, and give your results a reality check. Oh, and don’t forget the basics: understand the tasks you throw at Gen AI. It’s like teaching a dog new tricks—know what you’re asking for!
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Anonymous
Have not tried GenAI/prompt engineering on production systems. However, the basic steps (understand, design, test, implement) should be performed before any full-scale adoption of the AI systems.
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