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Less is more: Meta study shows shorter reasoning improves AI accuracy by 34%

New research from Meta reveals AI models achieve 34.5% better accuracy with shorter reasoning chains, challenging industry assumptions and potentially reducing computing costs by 40%.

May 28, 2025 - 22:00
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Less is more: Meta study shows shorter reasoning improves AI accuracy by 34%
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