Stanford professor warns fused LLMs blur the line between memorization and real reasoning
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-10-23
Anshul Kundaje voices concern about the growing class of "fused" LLMs: it is increasingly hard to tell how much training/test leakage is involved, how much output is just retrieval from memory or weird shortcuts, versus genuine generalization built on sound reasoning.
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