A fluent answer is not proof of accuracy. Verify names, dates, numbers, source links and promises. Ask the model to label uncertainty, but perform important checks against the original material yourself.
A vague request
Invent facts that make this convincing.
A more useful brief
Use only the supplied product specifications. Put unknown details in a “Needs confirmation” list. Do not invent ratings, guarantees, testimonials or performance figures.
Try it yourself
Rewrite the example for your own project. Replace the audience, confirmed facts and requested output. Compare the answer against those requirements and improve one element at a time.
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