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Recursive Language Models: the paradigm of 2026
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How we plan to manage extremely long contexts
Recursive Language Models: the paradigm of 2026 How we plan to manage extremely long contexts LLM agents have become significantly more useful over the course of this year. They are now capable of implementing complex changes in large codebases autonomously, often reading and editing dozens of files, searching the web, and maintaining context even over the course of multiple such complex requests. These capabilities require the use of vast numbers of tokens. But that, in turn, is difficult for current LLMs: per-token costs rise linearly with the context length, while the performance of even th
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