Users say frontier models are getting harder to communicate with as jargon and verbosity rise
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-08-04
A post complains that recent frontier models have become hard to communicate with because they are too focused on performance art and regulatory capture.
The quoted example says one model is “illegible” because it invents jargon on the fly, making even simple ideas hard to express plainly. The broader point is that some users feel recent models are getting worse at clear, useful communication.
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