Researchers from Anthropic investigated Claude 3.5 Haiku’s ability to decide when to break a line of text within a fixed width, a task that requires the model to track its position as it writes. The study yielded the surprising result that language models form internal patterns resembling the spatial awareness that humans use to track location in physical space.
Andreas Volpini tweeted about this paper and made an analogy to chunking content for AI consumption. In a broader sense, his comment works as a metaphor for how both writers and models…
