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Automated Skill Optimisation for False Presupposition Handling in Cancer Communication: SkillOpt Versus Conventional Prompt Engineering Across Language Models
BackgroundLarge language models (LLMs) may answer cancer questions plausibly while accepting a false presupposition (FP). Prompts that increase FP correction may also challenge questions in which no FP is present (NFP). We compared SkillOpt, an automated skill-optimisation method developed by Micros
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