LLMs show consistent performance degradation when handling multi-instance inputs, even on tasks where they normally excel individually
Performance decline occurs in two phases: gradual degradation at 20-100 instances, then sharp collapse at higher instance counts
Context length is associated with performance issues but is not the sole factor—instance count plays a crucial independent role
Common real-world applications like analyzing sentiment across multiple movie reviews are negatively impacted by this multi-instance processing limitation
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