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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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.