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Once you start prompt-engineering, the answers, in seclusion look pretty great - and show some understanding of the domain. Yet, if you donot do this - they en
by barthelomew 5y ago
Once you start prompt-engineering, the answers, in seclusion look pretty great - and show some understanding of the domain.
Yet, if you donot do this - they end up spitting out some randomly associated phrases/answers. This is a problem when you're asking a model, a question who's answer you donot completely know. How do you trust it to give the right answer?
If you donot know the answer beforehand - you cannot prompt-engineer the model to give the "right answers".
"Expert systems" from the 80s and the 90s, were pretty good at giving the "right answers" inside a closed domain. Those were truly wonderful systems.