Dev Complains LLMs Are Too Verbose, Calls for RL to Train Natural Language Output
sachdh · x · 2026-08-08
A developer highlighted a common frustration: today's large language models are extremely verbose, love jargon, and use confusing sentence structures in their responses.
This issue is reportedly worse in coding harnesses compared to consumer-facing products like ChatGPT. The original post urges AI labs to use Reinforcement Learning (RL) to train models to communicate more concisely, like a normal person would.
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