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LLMs learn backwards, and the scaling hypothesis is bounded. [D]
Reddit r/MachineLearning / 4/12/2026
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- The piece argues that large language models can be trained effectively in a “backwards” (reverse-learning) manner rather than only learning left-to-right dependencies.
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