pratikgx/1000-rewrites-later

1,000 Rewrites Later What happens when a language model rewrites its own output, over and over? Eleven open-weight models were each given the Gettysburg Address and asked to rewrite their own previous output 1,000 times, all running locally on one Mac mini (Apple M5 Pro, 64 GB unified memory). This dataset contains every round's text plus speed and meaning-drift metrics, for 19 model-runs and 19,019 rows. Author: Pratik Gandhi (@pratikg on X). Collected Oct 23–25, 2026.… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/pratikgx/1000-rewrites-later.

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