AI Literacy Test

A small digital marketing agency uses simple prompts with a publicly available AI chatbot with web search, such as Copilot or Bard, to generate initial drafts for short blog posts. However, when the agency prompted the chatbot to “write a blog post on balanced diets,”  it responded surprisingly quickly with a draft that contained made up, or "hallucinated," information. For instance, the AI wrote that "A balanced diet can make you invisible to mosquitos."

How can the prompt be improved to reduce the chance of hallucinations?

You have too much work during the week so you decide to use an AI chatbot to help you with your tasks.

Which of the following tasks are good uses of the chatbot? 

You are using a single chat session to plan a 3-month project. After dozens of messages, the AI begins to forget the specific budget constraints and technical stack requirements you established in the very first message.

Which of the following are effective strategies for managing this "Context Window" limit and ensuring the AI remains focused on your core requirements?

You are preparing FAQ guidance for researchers at your company on common problems encountered in their use of a large language model (LLM).

Which of the problems below are most likely connected to the LLM's temperature setting?