Disassemble the circuit and connections

A diagram is not only blocks, but also connections between them: arrows, directions, forks. AI recognizes shapes and inscriptions quite well, but it confuses the direction of arrows and branching logic more often - it can “expand” the arrow or confuse the “Yes/No” branches. So don’t immediately ask “what is this diagram about.” Pro trick: ask the AI ​​to write down all the elements and connections in the form of a “from what to what” list, following the direction of the arrows. This list is an X-ray: you can immediately see whether the model read the structure correctly, even before explanations. Second technique: ask to be guided through the flow step by step, in simple words, separately saying what happens at the fork with “Yes” and with “No”. Hidden lever: indicate what kind of process is depicted and what exactly you don’t understand - the context dramatically increases the accuracy of the analysis. A typical rookie mistake: trusting a general retelling of the meaning without checking whether the AI ​​correctly understood the direction of the arrows; Because of one inverted connection, the entire conclusion becomes false.