AI From Zero - Guidelines to Exercises - Lesson 5-a
Guidelines to Exercises - AI From Zero - Lesson 5-a: Crafting Your First Smart Prompt
Guidelines to Exercises - Lesson 5-a
What is a "prompt" in the context of AI?
Guideline: A prompt is your way of communicating with the AI, telling it what you want it to do or generate.
Correct Answer: c) Your instruction or question to the AI.
Why is it important to use "strong prompts" instead of "weak prompts"?
Guideline: Think about the impact on the AI's output. Strong prompts lead to better, more relevant, and more accurate results because they provide clear guidance.
Example Answer: Strong prompts provide clear, specific instructions and context, which helps the AI understand exactly what you want and generate a much better, more accurate, or more useful response.
How can providing context improve an AI's response?
Guideline: Context gives the AI background information, allowing it to tailor its response more precisely to your needs or the situation.
Example Answer: Context helps the AI understand the specific situation or background of your request, allowing it to generate a more relevant and accurate answer instead of a generic one.
True or False: Once you ask an AI chatbot a question, you can't build on that conversation.
Guideline: Recall the "Conversation Flow" section. AI chatbots are designed to remember previous turns in a conversation.
Correct Answer: False.
Give an example of how you could make this prompt stronger: "Write a story."
Guideline: Consider what details you would add to give the AI more direction for the story. Think about genre, characters, setting, plot points, length, or tone.
Example Answer: To make "Write a story" stronger, you could add: "Write a short wilderness story about a lost elephant calf finding its way home through a futuristic city in the African plains, with a hopeful tone."
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