Comment by imtringued

What you're talking about has absolutely nothing to do with the paper. It's not about jumps in context. It's about LLMs being biased towards producing a complete answer on first try, even when there isn't even enough information. When you provide them with additional information, they will stick with the originally wrong answer. This means that you need to frontload all information in the first prompt and if the LLM messes up, you will have to start from scratch. You can't do that with a human at all. There is no such thing as "single turn conversation" with humans. You can't reset the human to a past state.