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The title they went with Researchers waste 80% of LLM annotation costs by classifying one text at a time Noisy translates that to

Researchers can stop wasting 80% of their LLM classification budget


Researchers found a way to make large language models classify text for 80% less money. This means they can analyze far more data for the same budget, or save significant funds on existing projects.
Using large language models to classify text has been expensive, limiting how much data researchers could process. This paper shows that a simple change in how prompts are structured can drastically reduce those costs. It means researchers can now analyze much larger datasets, making studies more robust and comprehensive without needing bigger budgets.
Watch for academic papers that cite this method and report using LLMs to classify datasets orders of magnitude larger than before.

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