Comment by jimbobimbo
6 hours ago
The most surprising part, however, is that when one model slops this into a plan, another model somehow is able to interpret it correctly enough to produce code to spec.
6 hours ago
The most surprising part, however, is that when one model slops this into a plan, another model somehow is able to interpret it correctly enough to produce code to spec.
I have shared this dismay. I’ll have opus create a plan, I read it doubtfully. And then sonnet implements it. I am surprised it went so well. I theorize the redundant verbosity effectively builds rails that help keep llm focused. I will experiment with such rails myself.
I suspect it's because the different models co-evolve? The labs train on one model implementing the plans of another model, especially in the same family of models (like Fable to Sonnet).
I mean, humans have been doing just that for a long time.