SnowPro Specialty: Gen AI free question 10 / 10 · Domain 4: Snowflake Document Processing
An AI_EXTRACT responseFormat for purchase agreements has the entry 'parties': 'Who are the buyer and the seller, and when does the offer expire?'. Following the question guidelines in the user guide, how should it be rewritten?
- Keep one question and add a description of the agreement
- Split it so that each question asks for a single value
- Shorten it to keywords, such as buyer seller expiry date
- Add the expected format of the answer as a JSON example
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Answer: B
Why this is correct
Under "Question optimization for extracting information", the user guide gives guidelines for asking questions that return accurate answers: use plain English, know what answers you expect for each question, be specific, ask for a single value in each question, and do not expect AI_EXTRACT to guess your intentions. This entry asks for three values at once, so it should become three questions, such as the buyer, the seller and the offer expiration date.
Why the other options are wrong
"Keep one question and add a description of the agreement" … Adding context does not fix a question that asks for several things at once. The guidelines ask for one value per question.
"Shorten it to keywords, such as buyer seller expiry date" … The guidelines ask for plain English and for specific questions. A string of keywords is neither, and it still mixes three values.
"Add the expected format of the answer as a JSON example" … Knowing the answer you expect is one of the guidelines, but it is for the person writing the question. The fix for three values in one question is to separate them.
Being specific about dates
The guide warns that a document with several dates, such as an issuing date and a signature date, should not get a bare "What is the date?" question. Naming the offer expiration date avoids that.
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