Critique of Direct Deployment for a Specialized Task
A developer has access to a large language model that was pre-trained on a vast and diverse corpus of general web text. They intend to use this model directly to summarize complex legal contracts, assuming its broad knowledge is sufficient. Explain why this approach is likely to produce suboptimal results and describe the essential process needed to adapt the model for this specialized task.
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Critique of Direct Deployment for a Specialized Task