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Has anyone noticed this trend toward writing/speaking style among newer models (both open and closed models). They are trending toward information density and expanded vocabulary. It's not quite 'caveman speak' but trending that way.

I've noticed a trend with most new models with regards to their writing style. They are creating a new style, and this seems common among them. It's very information-dense. Here is an example from GLM 5.3 Flash. I'm gonna be honest here and say that my prompt was kinda silly; my prompt was 'Why wou…

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  1. 2026-10-03 04:10 · r/LocalLLaMA
    Has anyone noticed this trend toward writing/speaking style among newer models (both open and closed models). They are trending toward information density and expanded vocabulary. It's not quite 'caveman speak' but trending that way.

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