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Where Does the AI Flavor Come From? Why LLMs Cannot Escape the Shadow of Data
2026/3/186 min readWritings, Research

Where Does the AI Flavor Come From? Why LLMs Cannot Escape the Shadow of Data

Why do LLM outputs always have an "AI taste"? From input method predictions to recommendation algorithms, and now Large Language Models, they are fundamentally probabilistic association prediction computations. When models can only seek the most probable patterns from existing data, are novel things that have never appeared doomed to be ignored? I call this the "Curse of Correlation."

Codex for Windows Launched, but the Problem Isn't Just the Tool
2026/3/1712 min readWritings, Software, Research

Codex for Windows Launched, but the Problem Isn't Just the Tool

OpenAI has released Codex for Windows, but for AI tools to truly land in the hands of ordinary people, structural issues like authorization mechanisms, system environment differences, and privacy trust might deserve more attention than the tools themselves.

2023 Retrospective and New Year's Outlook for 2024
2024/2/57 min readMedicine, Writings

2023 Retrospective and New Year's Outlook for 2024

For me, a review of 2023 could be summarized in just a few words, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth writing about. Passing the doctoral qualifying exam might be a turning point. The challenges of taking courses this semester, along with the Ph.D. candidate title earned after passing the finals, could also be memorable parts of 2023.

Strategies for Responding with Poise
2023/6/204 min readMedicine, Writings

Strategies for Responding with Poise

Attempting to analyze from systemic causes why I give the impression of lacking composure, and trying to break them down step-by-step for improvement.

Why Do I Love Morgan in Fate/GO So Much?
2023/5/27 min readWritings, Game

Why Do I Love Morgan in Fate/GO So Much?

The Taiwanese version of Fate/Grand Order is the only mobile game I have consistently played since college. Although I've had periods of lethargy—the most severe being consecutive weeks without logging in, or skipping two or three events in a row—I keep it on my phone's home screen, and whenever my mood recovers, I invariably log in to tap around a bit.