Bigger models and longer thinking time expand the space of good decisions
gabriel1 · x · 2026-07-23
The argument is that bigger models and longer thinking time both expand the space of possible outcomes. In this view, scaling model size and allowing more deliberation leads to better decisions, and larger models sound less collapsed or slop-like because they preserve more of that option space.
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