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    Hypothesis Links LLM Coding Gains to Writing Losses

    Kwangmoo Yi proposes that improved coding by LLMs comes at the expense of writing quality.

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    @kwangmoo_yi posted the hypothesis that the more LLMs become better at coding, the worse they will become at writing. The statement is presented as a recent realization. It was shared through a retweet by @CSProfKGD, Kosta Derpanis, an Associate Professor at York University specializing in computer vision and deep learning with affiliations at Samsung AI and Vector Institute. The visible post contains the hypothesis without additional details or confirmation from other sources.

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    @kwangmoo_yiHere's my hypothesis: the more LLMs become better at coding, the worse they will become at writing. It just dawned upon me that I am suddenly seeing more AI slop writing because coding agents started using more jargon, words that only they understand, ie, variables in code.
    @CSProfKGDRT @kwangmoo_yi: Here's my hypothesis: the more LLMs become better at coding, the worse they will become at writing. It just dawned upon…
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    @kwangmoo_yiHere's my hypothesis: the more LLMs become better at coding, the worse they will become at writing. It just dawned upon me that I am suddenly seeing more AI slop writing because coding agents started using more jargon, words that only they understand, ie, variables in code.
    @CSProfKGDRT @kwangmoo_yi: Here's my hypothesis: the more LLMs become better at coding, the worse they will become at writing. It just dawned upon…