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  <title>SocioLens — RO-LD01-02: Do the failure patterns of 2023–2024 language models persist in reasoning models?</title>
  <subtitle>New versions of this research opportunity and changes to the claims it rests on.</subtitle>
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    <title type="text">New research opportunity: RO-LD01-02 — Do the failure patterns of 2023–2024 language models persist in reasoning models?</title>
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    <summary type="text">When the same items that showed sensitivity to output probability, the reversal curse, irrelevant clauses, compositional depth and counterfactual premises are put to successive model generations from 2023 to 2026, including reasoning and agentic models, which failure patterns shrink in size but keep their shape, and which disappear?</summary>
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