問題文
A publisher's editor needs Copilot to answer based on what was decided in an editorial meeting, not on the pre-read document that was circulated beforehand. Why does the choice of resource matter here?
選択肢
- The editor should reference both documents so that Copilot can pick the more recent one, which is the meeting record, while still having the background from the pre-read available if the record is terse.
- The editor should delete the pre-read so that it cannot be referenced by anyone in future, which removes the risk of a proposal being mistaken for a decision by the next person who asks about this meeting.
- It does not matter which one is referenced, since both documents concern the same meeting and the pre-read was written by the same people who then made the decisions, so the two will say substantially the same thing.
- The pre-read reflects what was proposed, while the meeting record reflects what was decided, so which resource is referenced changes the answer.