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Prompt-Space Meta-Learning Does Not Transfer Across Users: A Frozen-LLM Negative Result
Personalizing a frozen large language model (LLM) to individual users is often framed as a meta-learning problem in prompt space: each user is a task, and one seeks a shared natural-language adaptation policy that, given a handful of the user's labeled interactions, configures the frozen model for t
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