LLM reasoning is learned reusable procedures, not retrieved parametric knowledge
egrefen · x · 2026-09-30
Citing Laura Ruis's complementary research, Ayush (egrefen) highlights the argument that LLM reasoning is not parametrically retrieved knowledge but rather reusable procedures learned during pretraining — a conceptually related take shared in congratulating a paper's oral acceptance.
Related event: Study: LLM Reasoning Relies on Reusable Procedures Learned in Pretraining(2 posts)→
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