Stuck on Repeat: Why LLMs Reinforce Their Own Bad Ideas
A mechanism-first reading of Martingale Score, a new unsupervised way to detect when LLM reasoning becomes prior-protecting rather than truth-seeking.
A mechanism-first reading of Martingale Score, a new unsupervised way to detect when LLM reasoning becomes prior-protecting rather than truth-seeking.
A mechanism-first look at how skill-specific n-gram models turn chess move prediction from optimal play into human behavior modeling.
A mechanism-first reading of LLM Chess, showing why interactive benchmarks expose failures that static reasoning tests often miss.
A mechanism-first reading of why reinforcement learning helps models compose memory and context only after supervised training has built the right atomic skills.
Chain-of-Ground shows that GUI grounding can improve not only by training larger models, but by forcing multimodal models to revisit their own visual hypotheses.
A mechanism-first analysis of how a GPT-2-style transformer partially learns arithmetic structure from rooted-tree Dyck words—and why that is a benchmark lesson, not a factoring breakthrough.
A mechanism-first reading of learned-rule-augmented LLM evaluators, and why the next AI judge may need better rubrics before bigger brains.
A mechanism-first reading of how graph distance can act as a surprise signal for knowledge-graph reasoning, and why the idea is useful before it is proven.
OctoMed shows that medical reasoning gains may come less from bigger architectures and more from carefully mixed, trace-rich supervised fine-tuning data.
A mechanism-first reading of Hierarchical AI-Meteorologist, an LLM-agent system that turns forecast tables into multi-scale, explainable weather reports.