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Pro Tip: Prioritize Accuracy Over Speed
For work tasks or critical analysis, always manually select 'Thinking' mode. While it is slower, it ensures that the most powerful AI model is utilized to provide accurate answers. A wrong answer in two seconds is useless compared to a correct answer in two minutes.
Warning: The Risks of 'Auto' Mode
'Auto' mode isn't always smart when it comes to selecting the appropriate model. For complex tasks, it tends to choose faster models to save time, which often leads to incorrect answers. Do not rely entirely on 'Auto' mode for important tasks.
When Should You Use Faster Modes?
'Auto' or 'Instant' modes are still useful for simple tasks like quick information lookups or when using AI as an alternative to Google Search. If the task doesn't require deep analysis, a faster mode is more than sufficient.
Step by Step
Test 1: Image Analysis Using 'Auto' Mode
- Ensure the AI model is set to 'Auto' mode. This allows the AI to determine the processing level automatically.
- Upload an image file containing complex visual questions. Make sure the questions or instructions are already embedded within the image.
- Submit the image without any additional text prompts.
- Observe the time it takes for the AI to generate a response. In this test, it takes about two seconds.
- Analyze the output. Check whether the answer is correct or incorrect (in this example, the answer provided is wrong).
Test 2: Image Analysis Using 'Thinking' Mode
- Manually switch the AI model setting from 'Auto' to 'Thinking'.
- Use the same image from the first test.
- Submit the image for processing.
- Note the processing time. 'Thinking' mode will take significantly longer (e.g., two minutes).
- Analyze the output. Confirm that the answer is now correct as a result of deeper analysis.