Researcher asks: should papers be written for LLMs, or should LLMs learn to read like humans?
HildeKuehne · x · 2026-11-13
Researcher Hilde Kuehne poses an open question to the research community: should we write papers so that LLMs can understand them, or should we train LLMs to better understand humans?
She even suggests the Turing test may have been the wrong route from the start. The question touches on how scientific writing may evolve as models become the primary consumers of literature.
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