Our summary
People often use an AI assistant to pull specific details from text. Advanced assistants do this well but cost a lot of money. This guide tests a method that uses a cheaper assistant first to save money on large tasks.
The system uses a cheap assistant to find the information first. Then, an AI tool called Jev checks each detail by choosing from options to spot errors. If Jev flags a mistake, the system sends that doubtful record to the expensive assistant.
This setup is useful for people processing many records. However, the author uses a deliberately faked error to demonstrate the tool. The results from their hundred-prompt test show how it worked there. You must test your own text to find the right settings.
Key takeaways
- Always check if the found information is actually in the original text, not just properly formatted.
- Check each specific detail individually to decide if the expensive AI assistant needs to step in.
- Review the author's deliberately faked error and hundred-prompt test before deciding how strictly to set limits.