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Curriculum Learning Teaches LLMs Long-Horizon Implicit Reasoning, Up To A Limit
LLMs "reason" by externalizing intermediate steps as tokens through chain-of-thought (CoT), yet even frontier reasoning models hit abrupt performance cliffs on long-horizon tasks. Implicit reasoning (reasoning within a single forward pass) is useful during CoT generation, as the model can "search ah
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