Practice Prompt Design For Ethical Safety (11.4) - Ethical Considerations and Limitations

Practice: Prompt Design for Ethical Safety

Lesson 11.4Ethical Considerations and Limitations

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Question 1.
What does clarity in prompt design mean?
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Think about how vague instructions can lead to confusion.
Question 2.
Give an example of a neutral prompt.
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Avoid any loaded language in your example.
3Question 3.
Why is using clarity in prompt design important?
- To provide ambiguous information
- To help AI generate misleading content
- To ensure user understanding
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Think about why precise questions are effective.
4Question 4.
True or False: Disclaimers are necessary only when prompts involve legal topics.
- True
- False
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Consider other fields that might require disclaimers.
Question 5.
Create five different prompts around a sensitive topic, each incorporating disclaimers and tone control.
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Consider how tone changes based on the topic.
Question 6.
Using a scenario where an AI generates inappropriate advice, critique how implementing ethical guardrails could mitigate the issue.
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Reflect on the importance of safety in advice.

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