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Anyone else get brain lag from overly-condensed AI-speak? [D]

We’ve all had the experience of coming across a phrase like “quiet single-source substitute” which just barely makes sense in the context of the conversation but takes way too much effort to parse. What research exists into making AI more readable? I feel like this is a particularly thorny problem…

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  1. 2026-10-18 20:52 · r/MachineLearning
    Anyone else get brain lag from overly-condensed AI-speak? [D]

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