Best Practices for AI Interactions PDF

Best practices for AI interactions - When interacting with AI, remember the following: 1. You are accountable for your own work. Take every piece of advice or explanation given by AI critically and evaluate that advice independently. 2. AI is not a person, but it can act like one. It’s very easy t...

Best practices for AI interactions - When interacting with AI, remember the following: 1. You are accountable for your own work. Take every piece of advice or explanation given by AI critically and evaluate that advice independently. 2. AI is not a person, but it can act like one. It’s very easy to read human intent into AI responses, but AI is not a real person responding to you. It is capable of a lot, but it doesn’t know you or your context. It can also get stuck in a loop, repeating similar content over and over. 3. AI is unpredictable. AI has trained on billions of documents on the web, and it tries to fulfil or respond to your prompt reasonably based on what it has read. But you can’t know ahead of time what it’s going to say. The very same prompt can get a radically different response from the AI each time you use it. That means that your classmates may get different responses, as will trying the prompt more than once yourself. 4. You are in charge. If the AI gets stuck in a loop and you’re ready to move on, then direct the AI to do what you’d like. 5. Only share what you are comfortable sharing. Do not feel compelled to share anything personal, even if the AI asks. Anything you share may be used as training data for the AI. 6. Try another LLM. If the prompt doesn’t work in one LLM, try another. Remember that an AI’s output isn’t consistent and will vary. Take notes and share what worked for you.