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Temperature — the loyalty dial

Temperature: loyalty vs. imagination

Where the dial actually lives

Quick check: what does temperature 0 buy you?

Picking the right temperature for real work

The rule of thumb for real work

The cost of turning it up too far

Match the task to the dial

Thinking vs non-thinking models

When the slow model is worth it

Is the thinking model worth it here?

Mission and recap

Mission: The Temperature Dial

Recap: two dials, one operator

Checkpoint: Pick the dial

You have learned how a model reads your words, why it sometimes invents things, and what fits inside its memory. Now you get your hands on two actual controls.

Module 4 — The Dials You Control: Temperature and Thinking Models

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