Reddit thread explains 'context poisoning' in long LLM conversations
The concept: in a long conversation, correcting a model's mistake doesn't necessarily erase the wrong idea's influence on later tokens. The r/artificial post drew 32 upvotes and 31 comments sharing examples.
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