Bro said in threads:
Definition of "Prompt"
A prompt is a natural language request submitted to a language model to receive a response. Prompts can contain questions, instructions, contextual information, short examples, and partial input for the model to complete or continue. After the model receives a prompt, it can generate text, embeddings, code, images, videos, music, and more, depending on the model used.
University of Lethbridge. (n.d.-b). What are prompts? https://www.ulethbridge.ca/teachingcentre/what-are-prompts
Instruction for completing a task or providing a response counts as a prompt. Since prompts are usually supplied at the backend, normal user won’t be able to see them on the frontend.
Prompt use case example
Prompt can supply
- Instructions
- Background
- Context (In this case, file content as context)
Just FYI. Hope this helps for your chaotic ASI plan.
Bro said in threads:
Definition of "Prompt"
University of Lethbridge. (n.d.-b). What are prompts? https://www.ulethbridge.ca/teachingcentre/what-are-prompts
Instruction for completing a task or providing a response counts as a prompt. Since prompts are usually supplied at the backend, normal user won’t be able to see them on the frontend.
Prompt use case example
Prompt can supply
Just FYI. Hope this helps for your chaotic ASI plan.