A research team trains a series of language models with progressively more parameters on a fixed, large dataset. They plot the final test loss for each model against its parameter count. They observe that as the models get larger, the loss decreases, but the rate of improvement slows down, and the loss curve appears to be flattening out, approaching a small positive value instead of zero. Which of the following statements provides the most accurate interpretation of this phenomenon?
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