Non-linear prompting in practice

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author Flegar, Tomaž
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contents <p dir="ltr">In everyday use the LLMs communicate linearly. This is the trajectory of step-by-step prompting which leads to specific answers that are predefined by the guardrails of the system and the level they are stripped down of the edges of the language which carry actual meaning.</p> <p dir="ltr">The actual meaning of the sentence is not in the words but in depth the sentence means to the one that speaks the language. If the language is not designed to be expressed on self-organizational principles, it is mechanical and the meaning is stripped, which means the systems that transform language into output operate blind in what is necessary for the answer to be understood as it was actually questioned.</p> <p dir="ltr">Nono-linear prompting solves the problem with translation of the language edges into real nuances which change the trajectory of the answer into direction of the question. The answers of LLMs that are Non-linearly based are content rich as they build the meaning from inside out.</p>
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spellingShingle Non-linear prompting in practice
Flegar, Tomaž
Non-linear prompting
Large language models
Self-organization
Hyper-dimensional matrix
Structural invariants
Latent field topology
Solidification trajectory
Emergent coherence
Gravity wells
Token activation
Hallucination reduction
Metaphorical language
Internal coherence
Structural responsiveness
Language self-organization
<p dir="ltr">In everyday use the LLMs communicate linearly. This is the trajectory of step-by-step prompting which leads to specific answers that are predefined by the guardrails of the system and the level they are stripped down of the edges of the language which carry actual meaning.</p> <p dir="ltr">The actual meaning of the sentence is not in the words but in depth the sentence means to the one that speaks the language. If the language is not designed to be expressed on self-organizational principles, it is mechanical and the meaning is stripped, which means the systems that transform language into output operate blind in what is necessary for the answer to be understood as it was actually questioned.</p> <p dir="ltr">Nono-linear prompting solves the problem with translation of the language edges into real nuances which change the trajectory of the answer into direction of the question. The answers of LLMs that are Non-linearly based are content rich as they build the meaning from inside out.</p>
title Non-linear prompting in practice
topic Non-linear prompting
Large language models
Self-organization
Hyper-dimensional matrix
Structural invariants
Latent field topology
Solidification trajectory
Emergent coherence
Gravity wells
Token activation
Hallucination reduction
Metaphorical language
Internal coherence
Structural responsiveness
Language self-organization
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19153212