Automated Prompt Engineering

I'm convinced.

The order in which the prompts are listed changes the results.

When you actually do it, you'll be like, "How can such a thing change the performance so much?"(A)

But since they can't give an understandable rationale, they feel pain and don't want to do it.

Let's let the machine do the "things we don't want to do".

So it doesn't stick with people who didn't do A in the first place.

I thought I was doing A, too, but it still didn't ring a bell.

I understand that doing it will increase performance, but it's a pain - eventually the base model itself will improve, so who cares?"

Explanation that I can understand.

When choosing a Few-shot example, which of the candidates

I'm convinced I saw this.

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