ReActIn: Infusing Human Feedback into Intermediate Prompting Steps of Large Language Model
Abstract
This paper introduces ReActIn, a framework designed to infuse human feedback into the intermediate prompting steps of large language models. The practicality and effectiveness of ReActIn are validated through experiments that apply four established prompting strategies, evaluated both with and without human feedback integration. The proposed architecture's performance is compared against traditional large language models across various tasks using four standard evaluation tests. Our findings reveal that the integration of human feedback has a direct impact on the reasoning, action prompting, and overall decision-making capabilities of the language models. This study underscores the potential of ReActIn to shape a future where sophisticated, context-aware AI systems, empowered by human feedback, can effectively navigate complex real-world scenarios.
Keywords: Large Language Models, Artificial Intelligence
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1004597
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