Example of Instruction Following: Summarization
Text summarization is a common task that demonstrates the instruction-following ability of Large Language Models. A typical prompt for this task, often denoted as x, is composed of an instruction and a user input. For example, a prompt might be structured with an instruction like 'Summarize the following article,' which is then followed by the article text that serves as the user input. The model's objective is to adhere to the instruction and generate a concise summary of the provided document.
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Ch.4 Alignment - Foundations of Large Language Models
Foundations of Large Language Models
Computing Sciences
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Example of Instruction Following: Summarization
A user provides a language model with the following prompt: 'List the three most common states of matter. Then, in a separate, single sentence, explain why gases do not have a fixed shape.' Which of the following model responses best demonstrates a complete and accurate adherence to the user's instructions?
Evaluating LLM Instruction Adherence
Analyzing an LLM's Instructional Failure