The more Suno you hear, the less you notice its flaws — context flooding in human-AI collaboration
voooooogel · x · 2026-09-29
Replying to criticism of Suno's lack of scansion, voooooogel notes the more Suno he listens to, the less he notices its errors. He frames this as a core problem of human-model collaboration: "context flooding" — you have to ingest a lot of model output to work with it, but doing so wears down your attention for its mistakes.
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