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Reaction converging How LLMs Distort Our Written Language Research & technical analysis · 3 attributable reactions
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Developing Models & releases Research 2d ago
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LLMs distort written language paper

How LLMs Distort Our Written Language

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Eugene Vinitsky Ben Williamson Isaiah Bishop Jed Brown
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“Fantastic paper demonstrating how LLM editing is gradually distorting our writing and the way we think to write: arxiv.org/abs/2603.18161”

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Eugene Vinitsky: Fantastic paper demonstrating how LLM editing is gradually distorting our writing and the way we think to write: arxiv.org/abs/2603.18161
Eugene Vinitsky: Sitting in Marwa's fantastic PhD defense, trying my best not to just retweet all her papers
Isaiah Bishop: Fantastic paper demonstrating how LLM editing is gradually distorting our writing and the way we think to write: arxiv.org/abs/2603.18161
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Established AI field signal Signal 19d ago
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A Compositional Framework for Open-ended Intelligence

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Eugene Vinitsky Ida Momennejad

“In the neuro->AI direction cog sci insights can help shift 1-AI evaluation from benchmarks to adaptive paradigms 2-AI architecture from input-output/next-token objectives to pre-/post-training over algorithmic operations/ grammar. We're developing next-prim…”

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Ida Momennejad: New work with Roberta Raileanu: A Compositional Framework for Open-ended Intelligence Open-ended intelligence is the capacity to adapt to novel problems & environments that are substantially differ…
Ida Momennejad: A mathematics of open-ended intelligence needs 2 pillars: 1. a minimal set of representational primitives and algorithmic primitives 2. an acquired compositional grammar for selection, recursion, &…
Ida Momennejad: We formalize open-ended intelligence in terms of the compositional closure induced by a finite primitive set P & a set of composition operators C. We characterize properties of the induced closure …
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Established AI field signal Analysis 20d ago
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social media algorithm transparency essay

Quit social media that won't tell you their algorithm

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Eugene Vinitsky zzstoatzz.io

“Still think being able to understand the algorithm you're interacting with is very underrated as important www.eugenevinitsky.com/posts/audita...”

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Eugene Vinitsky: Still think being able to understand the algorithm you're interacting with is very underrated as important www.eugenevinitsky.com/posts/audita...
Eugene Vinitsky: also love it when I read something I wrote months later and think it holds up. Good feeling.
Eugene Vinitsky: It's good!
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Established Agents & robotics Analysis 9d ago
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RL evaluation bottleneck analysis

RL is bottlenecked by evaluation, not algorithms - rl-blogging

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Eugene Vinitsky Miguel Alonso Jr.

“If like me you're curious why most algorithmic papers in RL land with a thud, here's my argument as to why.”

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Eugene Vinitsky: If like me you're curious why most algorithmic papers in RL land with a thud, here's my argument as to why.
Eugene Vinitsky: As always my rule is write fast with minimal editing, so forgive the mistakes. They at least prove minimal LLM involvement.
Miguel Alonso Jr.: If like me you're curious why most algorithmic papers in RL land with a thud, here's my argument as to why.
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Established Models & releases Signal 10d ago
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LLMs Can Design Near-Optimal OR Algorithms

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Eugene Vinitsky
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Eugene Vinitsky: Well arxiv.org/abs/2608.27296
angela zhou: very nice and interesting study! To be fair though the algorithms to the benchmarks are also well-known in the literature. maybe some are paywalled
Eugene Vinitsky: Yeah, I think the main takeaway is more that if you're able to formalize the problem, which of course is already somewhat a task for experts, you can get quite far away after that falling back on L…
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7 experts · 28 posts · 1d ago
Eugene Vinitsky Daniel Lowd Eli Sennesh James Tauber rev. howard arson Evangelos Kazakos brennan
Multiple readings Opportunity & adoption · 2 Building & implementation · 1 Questions & unknowns · 1
Eugene Vinitsky: (1) Artists are justified in being angry about AI and we really shouldn’t use AI art where otherwise we would have hired an artist. Art isn’t really about productivity growth and automating it help…
Evangelos Kazakos: (1) Artists are justified in being angry about AI and we really shouldn’t use AI art where otherwise we would have hired an artist. Art isn’t really about productivity growth and automating it help…
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6 experts · 21 posts · 9d ago
Mark Riedl Eugene Vinitsky Juan Diego Rodriguez Colin rev. howard arson Sophie Greenwood
Multiple readings Research & technical analysis · 2 Building & implementation · 1 Questions & unknowns · 1
Eugene Vinitsky: Repulsed by the idea that we should sit idly by while frontier labs determine the trajectory of the AI transition. They don’t know how to make systems “safe” or “aligned“ nor do any such notions ma…
Eugene Vinitsky: I think, without ever acknowledging it explicitly, I had sort of resigned myself to this. But now I feel weirdly re-inspired to do some useful work here
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5 experts · 19 posts · 17d ago
Eugene Vinitsky Luis Villa Colin Isaiah Bishop Andrea Lathrop
Multiple readings Questions & unknowns · 2 Concern & critique · 1 Research & technical analysis · 1
Eugene Vinitsky: The main reason AI companies went with the obviously bad PR strategy of “AI will take all jobs“ is that they believe it and it worries them
Eugene Vinitsky: This is a much more parsimonious hypothesis than “these people are too stupid to understand that this campaign will incur backlash”
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4 experts · 13 posts · 10d ago
Eugene Vinitsky Ted Underwood Ryan Moulton Alex Gude
Multiple readings Concern & critique · 1 Policy & governance · 1 Markets & investment · 1
Ryan Moulton: Paying for internet content without putting a paywall in front of it is still, 40 years later, the central problem with the internet that remains unsolved.
Ryan Moulton: ~All media are non-rivalrous. There is no physical or technical reason to ever restrict access to any of it, except that we don't otherwise have any means to pay the creator.
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3 experts · 5 posts · 9d ago
Eugene Vinitsky Tim Kellogg brennan
Eugene Vinitsky: I love the argument of “people wouldn’t use LLMs if they had to pay the true cost, it’s all subsidy.” It’s a great point because historically the price of new technology doesn’t go down
Eugene Vinitsky: Oh I’m sorry I opened literally any book and it turns out the price of technology tends to crater
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2 experts · 6 posts · 12d ago
Eugene Vinitsky Singularity's Bounty e/cc
Shared emphasis Research & technical analysis · 2
Eugene Vinitsky: All of AI is now an act of political or cultural transformation but AI researchers are not trained to think of either of these things. Worse, we are heavily selected to distrust external expertise
Eugene Vinitsky: This is how you wind up with pronouncements like “AI will replace Wikipedia“ without the understanding that Wikipedia is as much about the process of collective agreement as it is about anything else
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2 experts · 4 posts · 14d ago
Maria Antoniak Eugene Vinitsky
Shared emphasis Research & technical analysis · 2
Eugene Vinitsky: Really good overview of how arxiv is thinking about handling the incoming LLM wave and the considerations going into it
Maria Antoniak: We’re already incredibly overworked. We already have too many paper reviews to write and too many other important service roles. Unless someone is really passionate about the arxiv and see it as a …
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