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[Intro] Add reproducibility section #82
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In order to maximize the reproducibility of your work, you should create good habits when working with any AI tool. This includes documenting your prompts and the intentions behind them, as well as saving the response threads generated by an AI chatbot. Some of the current chatbots already save your threads (particularly ChatGPT and Phind). At this time, Bard and the chatbots accessible via Poe do not save queries as individual threads but do keep a record of the questions and responses for some time. However, it is best practice to save them yourself as the saved chat threads can be reset. Saving them yourself also allows you to write notes about your intentions. | ||
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Keep in mind that the answers from the chatbots can change over time - don't expect them to always be the same! Phrasing a query slightly differently can result in a different answer, as can asking in a new session. You should expect to ask the AI tool the same question in multiple ways in order to be confident in the answer. |
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Question. Is there an equivalent of "setting the seed" with AI chatbots? For example, if I click "Regenerate response" in chatGPT I will never get the same results. So in many ways it is not reproducible. Is there a way to actually make it reproducible?
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good question! apparently @ehumph has heard there is a way but hasn't tried it yet so we will add it to another course
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Updated at 2023-07-12 with changes from 346346b |
Adding a section on reproducibility and best practices when using AI chatbots. Resolves #79