Why your AI gives you so-so answers.
And the simple habit that fixes it.
An AI reads the words in front of it.
It predicts which words most likely come next.
A short question looks like a million others.
So you get the answer a million people got: the average.
Hand it good, accurate material first.
Most wrong answers become impossible.
You did not make the machine smarter.
You made the wrong answers unavailable.
Early programmers built look up tables.
Build yours first, and the AI looks it up instead of guessing.
I draw the two clouds and ask which one you work in.
Everyone builds a small look up table, then asks.
The book in thirty minutes, with the picture and one live example.
Tell me the date, the room, and the question you want asked.