'Unsupervised ICL' refers to
APrompting with only problems, no solutions
BPretraining on unlabelled text data only
CSelf-supervised contrastive learning of prompts
DEmbedding queries via unsupervised encoders
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Prompting with only problems, no solutions
Unsupervised ICL provides only problems (no exemplar solutions), inspired by the task-recognition view of ICL.
Effective on MATH, GPQA, BBH where the model already knows the task.
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