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GenAI Basics question 16
Asking an LLM to perform a task with only an instruction and no examples in the prompt, for example 'Classify this review as positive or negative', is called:
- Few-shot prompting
- Fine-tuning
- Pre-training
- Zero-shot prompting
Answer and explanation
Answer: D. Zero-shot prompting
Explanation: Zero-shot prompting gives the task with no worked examples. Few-shot prompting adds a few input-output examples to the prompt.
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