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LLMs struggle to generalize even with identical language inputs

Researchers have found that large language models struggle to generalize even when presented with two identical copies of the same language. This challenges common assumptions that issues in multilingual performance stem from syntax, tokenizer fragmentation, or data imbalance. An experiment involving pretraining was conducted to investigate this phenomenon further. AI

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IMPACT Highlights potential limitations in LLM generalization, suggesting current architectures may not effectively handle even simple linguistic variations.

RANK_REASON The cluster describes a research finding about LLM generalization capabilities.

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LLMs struggle to generalize even with identical language inputs

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    LLMs can't generalize across 2 copies of the same language!🫠 Usually we blame multilinguality issues on syntax, tokenizer fragmentation or data disproportion, s

    LLMs can't generalize across 2 copies of the same language!🫠 Usually we blame multilinguality issues on syntax, tokenizer fragmentation or data disproportion, so what if we eliminate these factors? In our ongoing work by Adam Jaber Bobby Cheng and I we ran a pretraining experimen…