
Researchers have found that large language models (LLMs) possess more long-context information than they display, leading to higher accuracy in their final output. Using longer prompts can enhance LLM performance across various tasks, as demonstrated by studies from Google, DeepMind, and other institutions.

[LG] Probing the Decision Boundaries of In-context Learning in Large Language Models S Zhao, T Nguyen, A Grover [University of California Los Angeles] (2024) https://t.co/vWtyeTPZtG - Recent large language models (LLMs) exhibit surprising in-context learning capabilities,… https://t.co/m1676RW6ip
A study shows that when large language models (LLMs) see hundreds or thousands of examples right in the prompt, their performance on a variety of tasks improves significantly, according to researchers from Google, DeepMind, and other institutions. https://t.co/ZDJErRwUAb
🤖LLMs know more long-context information than they show! 🔍Probing reveals higher accuracy than generation output. #LLMs know but don't tell.🤐 The earlier relevant information is learned within the layers, the higher the final output accuracy! 📈 (https://t.co/1f4I65VAEy) https://t.co/IFWmzXewtw