AI & Machine Learning

Six Inputs Means Six Boxes

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Recent experimentation with a 360M language model reveals that initial prompts requesting an HTML form with a specific number of inputs were previously ignored, resulting in a default of two input boxes. This highlights a limitation in how these models interpret and execute numerical instructions, impacting the reliability of generated code and potentially requiring more precise prompting strategies. Developers should now expect the model to adhere to the specified number of inputs when generating HTML forms, though the naming of those inputs remains model-determined.

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