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Speaking Machine: A Language to Communicate Facts to Large Language Models

Posted on June 30, 2025 by David Delgado
A man in glasses is dictating an abbreviated language

The way we talk to large language models needs to change. Fact-RAR is an attempt at describing information to Large Language Models that takes advantage of their knowledge of our languages. Continue reading Speaking Machine: A Language to Communicate Facts to Large Language Models→

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What If Language Models Could Feel Time? Introducing the Time Token Hypothesis

Posted on June 24, 2025 by David Delgado

Technology has long struggled to capture the nuance of how people actually move through the world. Our systems exist outside the flow of time. Sure we have calendars, scheduling tools, timers. But all of those features are designed for us, Continue reading What If Language Models Could Feel Time? Introducing the Time Token Hypothesis→

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AI’s False Balance: The Truth Problem

Posted on April 13, 2025 by David Delgado
Scales of justice weighing lies and facts, with facts winning.

Big tech says balance. But when AI treats lies and facts as equal, who loses? The Key Question When Meta announced that its LLaMA 4 model would strive for “balance”—presenting “both sides” of controversial issues—I felt the familiar churn of Continue reading AI’s False Balance: The Truth Problem→

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