Are we using models wrong? A builder questions optimizing attention schemas for ill-formed requests
antoine_chaffin · x · 2026-10-19
Builder antoinechaffin posted a brief but intriguing take: while wrapping his head around attention schemas for decider models, he increasingly suspects "we're not even using these models properly yet" — optimizing schemas for certain requests may be the wrong move, because "some requests should never have been forged this way." The point stays abstract for now, gesturing at a fundamental critique of current prompting/request-construction practice; awaiting follow-up.
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