<a href="https://techfiwire.com/category/artificial-intelligence/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Artificial intelligence</a> systems are now used across writing, healthcare, finance, image recognition, customer support and cybersecurity. But accuracy remains the biggest challenge. Even advanced AI models can generate biased outputs, hallucinated facts, or inconsistent results if they are not designed, trained and monitored properly.

Improving AI accuracy is not about adding more data alone. It requires a disciplined approach across data quality, model design, evaluation and real-world feedback.

Start With High-Quality, Relevant Data

AI accuracy depends heavily on the data it learns from. Poor, outdated or biased datasets lead to unreliable predictions, no matter how advanced the algorithm is.

Training data should be:

Clean, well-labelled and free from duplication

Representative of real-world scenarios

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