redbaron
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- 2022
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- Newmar
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- London Aire 4551
- RV Length
- 45
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- Spartan
- TOW/TOAD
- 2020 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon
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I don't use AI in my research...Honestly, as we do research on topics and things we plan and plan to do, that’s using AI. So how do you not use in some way?
So a response someone has to a question, may be an AI response.
Asking for a friend.
A google search these days is basically AI. It seems.I don't use AI in my research...
That's why I switched to Duck Duck Go.A google search these days is basically AI. It seems.
Sure a Google search probably seeks AI but If I'm looking for advice or information from a live user, I won't be searching AI will I?A google search these days is basically AI. It seems.
AI will present everything as fact and show complete confidence.
This is what I do to help alleviate risk of AI making up answers:
1) Always ask it to provide sources, sources need to be recognized as trustworthy. Provide examples of sources to trust and not trust. Instruct it can look at other sources but will need to highlight these as potential risk.
2) instruct it to point out areas of contention or areas where there is disagreement.
3) tell it to provide a confidence score between 0 and 100
4) ask it to provide summary reasoning for it’s overall response
5) after your iterations of questions, take the final result and feed it back to AI in a NEW conversation and ask it to check it for errors and provide the above 4 steps in its error checking
The above steps have been very effective for me in getting results that align with my manual checks/validations. This takes work, not a simple question.
Excellent points. Exactly how I use the AI tool. A human who is knowledgeable would not put up with that degree of scrutiny unless you paid them. I would also add ask the question in different ways. Also provide as much detail as possible in the question.
What kinds of things are you guys asking AI? Just in general, doesn't have to be RV related.One more thing that I find helpful is I ask AI to generate a prompt for the given results.
Reviewing that prompt will expose critical flaws in either the question or the parameters. Then I start a fresh session and reload the modified prompt and often get a different result.
Finally I feed that prompt to several Models and compare the results based on their strengths.
Using the same prompt really does help with the process