The tech bro speak gets so insane that, if I paste it to another claude session, it's so unintelligible that new claude session doesn't even know what the other was trying to say.
It'll be interesting to see if all this causes a subtle shift in vernacular.
Copy/pasting Claude output to itself in another session is one of the easiest ways to demonstrate model collapse.
It’s also why I’m not a fan of using subagents for code review like Claude Code started doing by default recently. It’s getting output from another LLM, then summarizing it for me so by the time I see it it’s already been blended up once.
Can you explain what “one of the easiest ways to demonstrate model collapse” means, please?
I think you mean “if it can’t understand its own output this demonstrates model collapse” but I’m not entirely sure what “model collapse” means in this context.
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The tech bro speak gets so insane that, if I paste it to another claude session, it's so unintelligible that new claude session doesn't even know what the other was trying to say.
It'll be interesting to see if all this causes a subtle shift in vernacular.
Copy/pasting Claude output to itself in another session is one of the easiest ways to demonstrate model collapse.
It’s also why I’m not a fan of using subagents for code review like Claude Code started doing by default recently. It’s getting output from another LLM, then summarizing it for me so by the time I see it it’s already been blended up once.
Can you explain what “one of the easiest ways to demonstrate model collapse” means, please?
I think you mean “if it can’t understand its own output this demonstrates model collapse” but I’m not entirely sure what “model collapse” means in this context.