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New AI Models Trend Towards Information-Dense, Esoteric Writing Styles

Newer AI models, both open-source and proprietary, are exhibiting a trend towards increased information density and a more sophisticated vocabulary in their output. This style, while efficient, can sometimes sacrifice immediate readability for the average user, employing complex phrasing and references that require deeper knowledge to fully comprehend. This shift may be driven by a focus on token efficiency, leading models to use precise, albeit less common, words to convey complex ideas concisely, drawing parallels to the dense writing styles of authors like William Gibson. AI

IMPACT This trend may impact user comprehension and the perceived accessibility of AI-generated content.

RANK_REASON User observation and opinion piece about a perceived trend in LLM writing styles.

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New AI Models Trend Towards Information-Dense, Esoteric Writing Styles

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  1. r/LocalLLaMA TIER_1 English(EN) · /u/AnticitizenPrime ·

    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.

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>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.</p> <p>Here is an example from GLM 5.3 Flash. I'm gonna be honest here an…