Language Models are Unsupervised Multitask Learners
case by analyzing the performance of language models in a zero-shot setting on a wide variety of tasks. 2.1. Training Dataset Most prior work trained language models on a single do-main of text, such as news articles (Jozefowicz et al.,2016), Wikipedia (Merity et al.,2016), or fiction books (Kiros et al.,2015).
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