> I said they are explicitly trained on these tasks, not that they are some separate models during programming RL, or business tasks RL.

You said:

> > nor are they trained for each task individually.

> They are explicitly trained for each task individually.

And that's the main misunderstanding.

Collins says:

individually in American English (ˌɪndəˈvɪdʒuəli, ˌɪndəˈvɪdʒəli) adverb 1. as an individual or individuals rather than as a group; one at a time; separately; singly

Which is precisely what LMs don't do (in contrast to previous "AI" models, which did do that). They are trained on every datapoint at the same time. So long as we agree on that, I think we are saying the same thing :)