LLM is still too verbose, a real person Socratic conversation can interact a couple sentences at a time, not spew 1-3 windowfuls of low density bullet points.
I even wonder if this behavior is due to next-token prediction architectures, somehow.
LLM is still too verbose, a real person Socratic conversation can interact a couple sentences at a time, not spew 1-3 windowfuls of low density bullet points.
I even wonder if this behavior is due to next-token prediction architectures, somehow.
I don't understand some previous complaints. It's dense and verbose seem at ends to me.
I know you probably don't consider it dense but wondering if someone can shed insight.
I find them like empty calories, like programming youtube tutorials. They maximize for feeling learnt instead of steady progress
There are ways to ground an LLM to be concise, and Socratic (method of inquiry, back and forth dialogue)