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Researchers improve model steerability in a domain, but design partners give vague and conflicting feedback like 'more controllable,' 'too rigid,' and 'not trustworthy.' How would you translate that feedback into concrete product requirements and model evaluation criteria for research and engineering?
- Anthropic
- AI & Technical
- Hard
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