GenAI Basics · Question 19 · Easy
Further training an already pre-trained model on a smaller, task-specific dataset to adapt it to that task is called:
- Fine-tuning
- Tokenisation
- Prompting
- Inference
Answer and explanation
Answer: A. Fine-tuning
Explanation: Fine-tuning updates the model's weights using the new data. Prompting changes only the input and leaves the weights unchanged.
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