antirez clarifies: he meant zero-shot LLM classifiers via single-token output
antirez · x · 2026-09-24
antirez (creator of Redis) clarified that his earlier point referred to zero-shot classifiers built from LLMs that emit a single (or few) tokens — not general LLM usage. He notes the technique has been trivially known for years, but machine learning newcomers rediscover it every year.
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