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Analyzing Model Inputs
A developer is working with a large language model to generate a story. They test two different inputs:
- Input A: "A story about a dragon."
- Input B: "Write a short, humorous story for children about a friendly dragon who is afraid of heights. The story should have a happy ending."
Compare Input A and Input B. Explain which input better exemplifies the technique of providing a specific cue to guide a model toward a particular output, and why.
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Ch.3 Prompting - Foundations of Large Language Models
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Prompt Engineering
Example of a Prompt for Machine Translation
A user wants a language model to generate a summary of a long article, but specifically for a non-expert audience. They provide the model with the following input: 'Summarize the attached article in simple, easy-to-understand language, as if you were explaining it to a middle school student.' What is the primary function of this input technique?
Analyzing Model Inputs
The Purpose of Prompting
Instruction Following as a Prerequisite for Prompting