LBR: Language Models to "Look Before You Leap"
zhaoran_wang · x · 2026-07-04
Research introduces a language model approach named LBR, based on the core principle to "look a little before you leap." Instead of forcing the model to immediately provide a full answer or commit to an action, it performs a brief exploration before making a decision, thereby improving reliability and planning capabilities.
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