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Anthropic study reveals LLM reasoning isn’t always what it seems

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There is significant doubt about the trustworthiness of chain-of-thought traces in large language models, challenging developers' reliance on them for AI safety. The post Anthropic study reveals LLM reasoning isn’t always what it seems first appeared on TechTalks.

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Anthropic study reveals LLM reasoning isn’t always what it seems

There is significant doubt about the trustworthiness of chain-of-thought traces in large language models, challenging developers' reliance on them for AI safety. The post Anthropic study reveals LLM reasoning isn’t always what it seems first appeared on TechTalks.

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