Q: What is specifically different in the AI engine output at each tier?
At each tier it says AI engine says good quality, better quality, great quality. What defines those different "quality" outputs? Are these output qualities based on the LLM used or different prompt quality or both? Just trying to understand what makes good, better, great quality
Also, what does "no adaptability" mean in the fast tools section?
Lastly, are we able to manually select which model we want to use for the output or is that fixed?
Tawfek_WoWyAI
Aug 29, 2024A: Thanks for your questions.
WoWy AI Engine quality can be related to speed, context, reasoning, and how we handle your prompts.
Here's a simple breakdown:
Good quality: Designed for small one-go questions
Better quality: Designed for small contextual questions
Great quality: Designed for everyday questions. It's our best engine.
Regarding the "no adaptability" label in the fast tools, it means that the tool is not capable of adjusting its output based on your workflow. Meaning if you have it, you will not get a general answer. Instead, you'll get a specified answer for your prompt in that particular workflow.
We don't recommend you manually select a model as we are optimizing models quality to be best for each tier and case. However if you want to skip that optimization and manually select the model, it's only possible with the tier 3 and above when you use BOYK.
I hope that helps.
If you have any other question, please let me know.
Thanks again!