I agree with others that it would be interesting to see an LLM that outputs JSON natively - but I think it would also be moving in the opposite direction of the

I agree with others that it would be interesting to see an LLM that outputs JSON natively - but I think it would also be moving in the opposite direction of the general trend. Right now I can ask it for JSON, YAML, or a number of other formats. To answer "why not both?" -- bottom line, the effort involved. I don't want to deal with yet another library, the bugs in it, and the inevitable -changes-. GPT's capacity for bridging the gap between structured and human languages is an enormous boon. It bridges a gap so large, we most of the time can't span it with our imaginations. I don't need to write code to tell GPT what to do, I can direct it in plain english. I'm not worried about the size of the context window the same way we're not worried about memory or disk space - there will be more.