Hoyt Long

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Scholar of Japanese literature, media, cultural analytics. Now working on platforms, television, cultural AI. "The Values in Numbers" (2021). Offline: cooking, ceramics, watercolor. Professor at University of Chicago. https://hoytlong.github.io

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If you're at #COLM2026, come check out our poster for "Spoiler Alert" (arxiv.org/abs/2604.09854). We ask why LLM fiction is so bad at holding narrative tension, and create a metric to measure tension in short stories. What improves LLM fiction on this metric, it turns out, is …

Spoiler Alert: Narrative Forecasting as a Metric for Tension in LLM Storytelling arxiv.org
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  • Authors propose a 100-Endings metric that predicts 100 possible endings at each sentence to measure narrative tension in stories.
  • On EQ-Bench, LLM judges rank AI-generated stories above published New Yorker fiction; the new metric reverses that ordering.
  • The team builds a generation pipeline with structural scaffolding that raises measured tension while keeping EQ-Bench scores intact.
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