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Zero-shot learning

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Definition

The ability of an AI model to perform a task it was never explicitly trained on, by applying knowledge learned from related tasks.

Example in context

A language model that was never specifically trained to write poetry can still write poems by applying its understanding of language structure and patterns.

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