By Aarav Kumar — 28 May 2026 Introduction Modern AI systems are extraordinary at...
By Aarav Kumar — 28 May 2026
Introduction
Modern AI systems are extraordinary at recognizing patterns.
Large Language Models can write essays, generate code, solve equations, and simulate conversations with remarkable fluency. But after building and training smaller language models myself, I began noticing something deeply unsettling:
The models were not truly learning.
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