LLMs could write like humans but post-training guardrails make their text detectable
LLMs don't write in a recognizable style because they can't do better. Post-training and safety guardrails sharply narrow their expressive range, argues Pangram CTO Bradley Emi. Base models without these constraints already write with far more variety.<br /> The article LLMs could write like humans but post-training guardrails make their text detectable appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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