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Today's LLMs increase entropy rather than compressing and organizing knowledge in long-form nonfiction, so they will remain dependent on human guidance.

The author argues that organizing knowledge is a form of compression necessary for insight, but current models make long-form nonfiction more disorganized. This prevents their outputs from being endlessly layered into increasingly reliable knowledge without human guides. ✦ AI generated

the author · Interconnects · 2026-08-12 · original ↗

Organizing knowledge is a compression. This compression is needed to make insight. Today’s LLMs increase entropy in long-form non-fiction writing, and I don’t see how that can be stacked on top of itself endlessly. They’ll be reliant on humans acting as sort of guides.

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