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AI users query LLMs on comparative literary difficulty

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A user on Mastodon is asking for insights into how Large Language Models (LLMs) would respond to a query comparing the prose difficulty of Jane Austen to C2 language levels. The user wonders if an LLM would directly compare the two or provide a synthesized answer based on existing information. AI

RANK_REASON This is a user query about AI capabilities, not a news event.

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AI users query LLMs on comparative literary difficulty

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · degenezijde ·

    Question for people better informed about # AI and # LLMs : if I ask an LLM how difficult the prose of Jane Austen is compared to C2 language levels, will it co

    Question for people better informed about # AI and # LLMs : if I ask an LLM how difficult the prose of Jane Austen is compared to C2 language levels, will it compare those two directly or give an "average" of what others have said on the subject? Crossposted with @ openvibe

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