Re:Don't be a meat proxy
by dandiep on Monday August 03, 2026 @02:33AM
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Why are LLMs producing this super tense text more often now? Is it because they are being optimized to use fewer tokens?
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I think they're overcorrecting for being too long-winded in previous generations (and still, in some cases). I guess this is a hard balance to get right.
Re:Don't be a meat proxy
by Davidzheng on Monday August 03, 2026 @02:58AM
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I'm pretty sure the other answers are wrong and it's a side effect of RL (see thinking machines post about inkling training). It's also exacerbated in fable and sol--I think it's token efficiency effect--bc it's about to reason with fewer tokens the density of the token information goes up.
Re:Don't be a meat proxy
by conception on Monday August 03, 2026 @02:36AM
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I figure they are being optimized to write code/functions and not prose so all text is getting more code like.