A company implements an automated system to refine its internal prompts for a data extraction task. The system uses a popular, off-the-shelf language model to rewrite an initial prompt into several new versions. However, the team discovers that many of the model-generated prompts are irrelevant to the task or syntactically incorrect. Which of the following best explains this failure?
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A company implements an automated system to refine its internal prompts for a data extraction task. The system uses a popular, off-the-shelf language model to rewrite an initial prompt into several new versions. However, the team discovers that many of the model-generated prompts are irrelevant to the task or syntactically incorrect. Which of the following best explains this failure?
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