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Researchers demonstrate that large language models cannot effectively encode the space of possible questions into their weights during training.

Researchers demonstrate that large language models cannot effectively encode the space of possible questions into their weights during training.

The preprint argues that LLM weights have fundamental limitations in capturing the full dimensionality of question-space

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