Exam AI-102 topic 7 question 8 discussion

I think this must be user instead of system role. ChatRole.User identifies the text as coming from the user in the conversation. This is important because the AI model will use this information to understand the context of the prompt and tailor its response accordingly.

1. user 2. temperature

it can not be temperature since it is set to -1. Temperature ranges are 0 to 2. It is frequency_penalty o rpresence_penalty

repeat qn 1. user 2. temperature

response = openai.ChatCompletion.create( model="gpt-4", messages=[ {"role": "system", "content": "bla bla bla"}, {"role": "user", "content": "bla bla bla"}, {"role": "system", "content": "temperature": 0.7} ] )

its user not system, you set the temp of the response you want to recieve when user prompt is sent

Usually you start with a system message and seeying that messages is still empty I would say system. But content being empty makes it hard to really determine. System is optional. So next would be user or assisant. If its a free chat than assistant wont be next, but User. This is really a terrible question because we can have three options. You can set temp to any of them, it just doesn't make sense with system. Because messages is an array you can change the temp constantly. It makes the most sense with user i guess. But again, a terrible code example to be honest.

Assistant and Temperature as per ChatGPT, I think that's right

system message is optional and the model’s behavior without a system message is likely to be similar to using a generic message such as "You are a helpful assistant." So, It should be system. second one is temprecture

In the role dropdown, you would select "user" because you are simulating a user's input to which the chatbot should respond. The API call will use this context to generate a response as if it were the assistant. You only need to specify the role for the input messages you're including in your API call, not the responses you're expecting to generate.

Microsoft Copilot seems to be clear on this one. Based on that, answer is correct It's response about this question (I did not ask about temperature because that one is obvious) o ensure that your chatbot’s responses are more creative and less deterministic, you should use the Chat.Role.Assistant. This role represents the AI language model (such as GPT-3.5 Turbo) and allows for imaginative and varied answers. By assigning messages to the assistant role, you encourage the model to generate creative and less predictable content.

This one is SYSTEM here and not user. Looking at the code Typically, a conversation is formatted with a system message first, followed by alternating user and assistant messages. https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/text-generation/chat-completions-api

n this context, when configuring the chatbot's behavior, you would use the "system" role to provide initial settings or instructions that affect the overall behavior of the chatbot. This is not an actual message that's part of the conversation with the user but rather a directive to the AI on how to conduct itself in the conversation. For example, you might use this to set the chatbot's personality, instruct it to prioritize certain types of information, or follow specific conversational guidelines. The "assistant" role, on the other hand, is used for messages that simulate responses from the AI as part of the conversation with the user. It represents the chatbot's side of the dialogue. Since you want to ensure that the responses are more creative and less deterministic, and this is a setting affecting the AI's behavior, the "system" role is the correct choice. You might include instructions in the "system" message that tell the AI to be more creative or to use less strict adherence to certain conversational rules.

Should be system / temp Without a system prompt, the reponses are more creative