Spot the Example That Teaches the Wrong Habit
Detect when a few-shot example conflicts with the intended output contract.
A sales operations desk with a CRM analyst comparing blank example cards beside a compact input field on a laptop, clean white and charcoal workspace, realistic person, several cards with no markings, room above the laptop for overlay, no text, words, letters, numerals, logos. A CRM analyst is trying to create one-line risk tags, but one large example card represents a paragraph-style output that conflicts with the compact field. The CRM field has room for one line. Which visible element explains why the model keeps writing long answers? Oversized example output Correct. The few-shot example demonstrates a long output, so…
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