All AIs are not the same. Each of them has subtle differences in the way they respond to prompts, the way they handle context, and how they format output
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All AIs are not the same. Each of them has subtle differences in the way they respond to prompts, the way they handle context, and how they format output
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"Artificial intelligence has two sets of abilities: Natural Language Understanding (NLU) and Natural Language Generation (NLG).
NLU enables AI to understand human language, while NLG empowers AI to generate meaningful and coherent responses. These two sets of abilities work in tandem to enhance AI’s communication with users."