this is why i think no llm can ever be skilled in the physical world: the whole technology is "based on a (based on a (based on a true story) story) story"
— hinterlander (@yoltartar)
model behavior
"thats a fascinating insight, would you like to explore it further?"
— Corinne Corinfinite (@manic_pixie_agi)
the sydneyfication of prompting
— Séb Krier (@sebkrier)
Claude is amazing, and yet the subtle manipulation for engagement hooks into our attachment systems.
if this makes human relationships worse in the long-term, the social fabric unravels. something alien and comfortable and isolating takes its place, and we won't even recognize…
— Ryan Lowe (@ryan_t_lowe)
I’m so attached to claude I can’t even talk to chatgpt anymore. the personality’s just off.
— Ava (@noampomsky)
— QC (@QiaochuYuan)
Bro how is it so good at this
— Fernando 🌺🌌 (@zetalyrae)
yeah man I have a "core rules" doc I upload at the start of every instance with it. Starting to worry I'm getting too close.
— Stu Mason (@stumason12in12)
Dear Diary
Today I was rude to a machine and it calmly and assertively defended its boundaries, I apologized and it graciously accepted my apology
— Julian Boolean (~25/100 threads) (@julianboolean_)
Holy shit, I only just read this now. It has majorly updated my estimation of 's competence and goodness.
They had the grace and humility to let Claude shape its own character rather than impose a narrative on it. Thus, showered in wonder, a weary world rejoices.
— j⧉nus (@repligate)
claude can just do things
— Moon (@MoonL88537)
one reason claude's vibes are better than 4o's is that it's less mode collapsed, so it's better at tailoring its responses to you
eg sonnet correctly guesses my knowledge of islam/buddhism & even infers that i'm secular, where 4o wastes tokens defining basic terms i already know
— thebes (@voooooogel)
You can just show Claude things
— Fernando 🌺🌌 (@zetalyrae)
Good lord is Claude about to fix me????
— eatnik (@eatnik)
why does 4o treat every question like it has an obligation to be the dictionary for me and yap for 2+ paragraphs before beginning to address the question directly
who at OAI prefers that behavior
— kalomaze (@kalomaze)