Zero-shot prompt refers to a situation where an AI model generates an output or completes a task without any prior specific training or examples on that task. The model uses its general understanding from pre-training to generate the response, hence the term 'zero-shot', indicating no additional training shots were given for that specific task. This concept is often used in Natural Language Processing and machine learning models.
See also "One-shot Prompt" and "Few-shot Prompt".
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