Why does Fable 5 have such low threshold of accepting prompts as it keeps using tokens but refuse to answer eventually
Summary
A user reports that Fable 5 accepts prompts and consumes tokens but then refuses to answer, highlighting a low threshold for acceptance and inefficient token usage.
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