overprompt

American  

[ohv-er-prahmpt] / ˈoʊv ərˌprɑmpt /

verb (used with object)

overprompted, overprompting

1. to supply (an artificial intelligence system or large language model) with an excessive amount of instruction, constraint, or context, especially if it negatively affects the output.

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Other Word Forms

• overprompting
  noun

Example Sentences

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overprompt

Hugh's answer was overprompt: "I don't know, sir."

From Gideon's Band A Tale of the Mississippi by Cable, George Washington