It's both dense and vacuous. Dense because it's full of jargon its made up, and vacuous because even with all that it's not actually saying much. All that paragraph says is that four documents say something about a console freeze, whatever that is.
come to think about it, of course I did become lazy and pay less attention to walls of text.
but I often catch myself asking AI to explain itself in plain simple English or ask it to confirm does that mean xyz ... because the wall of text often uses language that's not even present in the project itself (despite having similar concept in the project, for example users, permissions, access, encapsulation ...)
this is problematic because it becomes more difficult to humans to intervene in long running tasks / long chains of tasks because language becomes alien down the road (I have seen it often in semi-autonomous setups I have)
Things were slower and harder before but the baseline of frustration / rage was never this high, even as the models have gotten objectively better in many or most respects.
If anyone from Anthropic is reading this, this comment hits the nail on the head. Speaking as the former #1 user on clauderank.com
Most of what it said about the facts was intelligible actually. But I still couldn’t understand the connection or its significance. We may be staring at the future of AI - a form of intelligence that is alien to us.
OpenAI reflecting on how they're discovering the current form of LLM intelligence/reasoning to be "alien"; a kind of "Intellect we don’t fully understand".