Has anyone noticed this trend toward writing/speaking style among newer models (both open and closed models). They are trending toward information density and expanded vocabulary. It's not quite 'caveman speak' but trending that way.
Newer AI models, both open and closed, are exhibiting a trend towards a more information-dense writing style and expanded vocabulary. This style, while not quite 'caveman speak,' is characterized by its conciseness. One example highlights how a model's use of terms like 'territory' and 'map' in a discussion about search ranking and categories points to a deeper, almost Baudrillardian understanding of 'Simulacra and Simulation,' suggesting a sophisticated, yet potentially concerning, shift in AI communication.
This discussion highlights a shift in AI writing style towards higher information density and expanded vocabulary, unlike earlier models that might have been less nuanced.
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