LLM Interaction Disequilibrium: Human Conciseness vs. Context Density
curious_vii · x · 2026-08-28
Highlights a current "disequilibrium" in LLM interactions: messages to humans should be concise and ask for one thing, while inputs to LLMs should include as much salient context as possible. These distinct needs are currently mixed in the same delivery channels.
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