A developer designs a prompt for a task and finds it works exceptionally well with a large, state-of-the-art language model. However, when the same prompt is used with a smaller, less powerful model, the results are significantly worse. To achieve a similar quality of output from the smaller model, the prompt needs to be made much more detailed and explicit. What fundamental principle about interacting with language models does this situation demonstrate?
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