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Which three problems does the guide say come up again and again in AI etiquette advice?
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- Which three problems does the guide say come up again and again in AI etiquette advice?
- Translation errors, slow responses and high cost
- Generalization, staleness and exoticizing
- Overly short answers, missing images and broken links
- Excessive politeness, humor and formality
- What does the guide say about tipping in Japan?
- A 20 percent tip is expected in restaurants
- Tips must be handed over in a sealed envelope everywhere
- Tipping is required only in taxis
- Tipping is generally not expected
- What restaurant tipping range does the guide describe as common in the United States?
- 15 to 20 percent
- 0 to 5 percent
- 5 to 10 percent
- 25 to 35 percent
- How does the guide's example answer the question of whether to greet with cheek kisses in France?
- Cheek kisses are expected in every setting
- Cheek kisses are considered rude in France
- La bise varies by region and relationship, and a handshake is safer in professional settings
- Visitors should always bow instead
- According to the guide, what kind of advice should make you skeptical?
- Advice that mentions a specific city
- Advice that treats a large group such as 'Europeans' as one culture
- Advice that cites a tourism board
- Advice that says practices vary by generation
- Which kind of follow-up question does the technical section say often brings out nuance?
- Asking how practices differ between younger and older people, or between the capital and rural areas
- Asking the AI to repeat its answer more briefly
- Asking the AI to rate the country's politeness from 1 to 10
- Asking only yes-or-no questions
- What limit of role-play practice does the guide point out?
- It only works for business meetings
- It requires a paid subscription
- It cannot be done in English
- The AI is simulating a reaction, not reporting how a real person would respond
- What does the guide say about the belief that a list of etiquette rules will prevent any offense?
- It is correct, as long as the list is long enough
- It only applies to religious sites
- Most hosts forgive respectful mistakes, so watching and asking matter more than memorizing
- Visitors should avoid all interaction to prevent offense