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Evaluating a Reward System for an AI Tutor
A company is developing an AI tutor to teach students how to solve multi-step algebra problems. The AI generates a step-by-step solution. The company's training method gives the AI a high reward if its final numerical answer is correct and a low reward if it is incorrect. The method does not check the intermediate steps of the solution. Critique this training approach. Is this reward system appropriate for creating a reliable and effective AI algebra tutor? Justify your reasoning by discussing the potential consequences of this design choice.
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