Leading questions can result in biased or unhelpful answers from ChatGPT. To obtain objective and useful responses, it's important to ask open-ended, unbiased questions that allow the model to explore a topic without being influenced by the phrasing of the prompt.
Here are some tips for avoiding leading questions:
- Use neutral language that doesn't imply a specific answer or point of view
- Focus on asking questions that encourage exploration and elaboration
- Avoid making assumptions or expressing your opinions within the question itself
"Isn't it true that electric cars are far better for the environment than traditional gasoline cars?"
Figure: Bad example - The prompt is leading and suggests a specific answer
"What are the environmental benefits and drawbacks of electric cars compared to traditional gasoline cars?"
Figure: Good example - The prompt is neutral and encourages a balanced comparison
By avoiding leading questions, you can ensure that ChatGPT provides objective and informative responses that are more useful and trustworthy.