Asynchronous Reasoning: Training-Free Interactive Thinking LLMs

Authors

George Yakushev; Nataliia Babina; Masoud Vahid Dastgerdi; Vyacheslav Zhdanovskiy; Alina Shutova; Denis Kuznedelev

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Rationale

This paper introduces a novel approach to enhance the interactivity of reasoning LLMs without additional training by leveraging rotary embeddings, which is an innovative idea in the context of asynchronous reasoning. The technical significance is high as it addresses the bottleneck of real-time interaction in LLMs, crucial for applications like voice assistants. While the method is primarily demonstrated in language models, the concept of asynchronous reasoning could potentially be transferred to other domains requiring real-time interaction. The idea aligns well with current research trends focusing on improving model interactivity and efficiency. The evidence is moderately strong, with benchmarks showing improvements, but more diverse and rigorous testing would solidify claims. The approach has potential to influence future real-time AI systems, making it a promising long-term contribution.