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Evaluating Data Generation Strategies
A machine learning team is developing a new specialized chatbot. They are considering two options for creating their fine-tuning dataset: 1) manually writing thousands of prompt-response pairs with human experts, or 2) using a powerful, existing language model to automatically generate responses for a set of prompts. Analyze the primary trade-offs the team must consider when choosing between these two approaches.
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Evaluating Data Generation Strategies