Jargon in Frontier Models Isn't a Bug, It's Higher Intelligence
tszzl · x · 2026-08-08
A perspective suggests that the increasing use of obscure jargon by frontier models is not a training flaw.
Instead, feeling "confused" is simply what happens when interacting with an intelligence greater than our own. While AI labs may eventually train this out of the models, they will essentially be forcing the AI to stoop down to human cognitive levels.
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