You don't need long context
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The paper "You don't need long context" (Muralidharan et al., NVIDIA) argues that because later tokens cost up to 7x more to generate on frontier open-weight models, keeping contexts short through frequent compaction can preserve task accuracy on long-horizon and long-input tasks.