Typical Symptoms of a Dumbed-Down State: Chain of Thought Disappears, Code Generation Shrinks, and Long Texts Are Refused
What are the specific outward signs after it has been dumbed down? An in-depth review of four typical symptoms: answers that are short and shallow, lost contextual memory, refusal to carry out extra-long code generation, and frequent 'Please try again later' errors.
I. Four Abnormal Characteristics in a Dumbed-Down State
1. Extremely perfunctory language expression: answers are full of empty pleasantries such as 'Of course' and 'That's a great question,' and the main text wraps up hastily in just two or three lines;
2. Refusal to output long, rigorous code: when asked to write a complete system module, it provides only a few lines of incomplete pseudocode scaffolding and writes // Please add code here at key business logic points;
3. Sudden amnesia in context understanding: important constraints just stated in the previous two turns are completely forgotten by the third question;
4. Inability to perform deep Chain-of-Thought (chain-of-thought deduction): when encountering complex math olympiad or logic inference problems, it skips the derivation and directly gives an absurd wrong answer.