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It doesn't though. It just gives a better answer because prompting it that way tends to constrain the output to be more like those training examples where a bet
by davesque 3y ago
It doesn't though. It just gives a better answer because prompting it that way tends to constrain the output to be more like those training examples where a better sounding answer was given. In natural language, if a request is given to use more wordiness, what's more likely to follow?