ASD-STE100

Stop Fine-Tuning Your LLM. You’re Solving the Wrong Problem.

Just mentioning ASD-STE100—a notoriously strict aerospace style guide—in your prompt gets 72% compliance from an LLM with zero fine-tuning. The model already internalized the rules. The real bottleneck in AI content quality isn’t model capability or training infrastructure. It’s how specifically you articulate what you want. Most output problems are articulation failures, not capability failures.

I Tamed AI’s Verbosity with a 50-Year-Old Standard. Here’s How.

AI-generated text is bloated and ambiguous. By forcing AI agents to write in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English, we reverse the problem: using extreme complexity to achieve extreme simplicity. The result? Crisp, unambiguous instructions that save time and reduce errors. This isn’t about making AI smarter—it’s about making it shut up and say exactly what it means.

The Cure for AI Slop Is Not More Training Data. It’s a 1980s Aviation Standard.

Tired of AI slop? The fix isn’t a bigger model—it’s a 40-year-old aviation standard called ASD-STE100. By constraining prompts and training data to a controlled vocabulary and simple syntax, you force LLMs to produce crisp, unambiguous answers. No fluff, no hallucinations. Just the signal, no noise.