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commented on From Golden Gate Bridge to Broken JSON: Why Anthropic's SAE Steering Fails for Structured Output 2 months ago
Thanks for sharing.
It makes sense the constrained decoding would create the best results for generating valid json.
I was wondering if you have any thoughts on using constrained decoding for generating code for compiled languages, such as C++. Could you utilize a compiler as feedback for the constrained decoder, and if so, would the generated code likely be correct?
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What AI advancements do you anticipate for 2026?