Fable / Sol Summaries Are Going Crazy with Neologisms
PandaAshwinee · x · 2026-07-18
The author reports that summaries generated by Fable / Sol are becoming increasingly "dense to the point of exploding," with almost one out of every five words being a newly coined compound word, like "rate-adjacent." These terms are often used by the model to represent a "meta-concept" it formed itself. The author notes needing to continuously prompt the model to clarify the meaning and asks how to correct this stylistic behavior.
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