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Autoregressive LLMs can already improve reasoning performance through chain-of-thought, RL fine-tuning, multiple sampling, and additional test-time compute.
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Why Are Diffusion Language Models Generating So Much Buzz? Can Their Reasoning Truly Surpass Autoregressive LLMs?
redditr/deeplearning10/16/2026
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