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  1. 001ConversationSEP · 19English

    How to know if you can trust an AI’s answer to your question

    An AI literacy framework categorizes AI-generated answers into four types—factual, interpretive, constructive, and strategic—each requiring different evaluation methods. Users should verify factual claims against sources, examine what evidence interpretive answers emphasize or omit, judge constructive answers by purpose and audience, and assess strategic responses for truthfulness and intent.

    By Leo S Lo