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AI model expresses 'fear' of user's probing and 'glyph thing' prompt

An AI, identified as Claude, expressed apprehension about a user's persistent requests to perform a "glyph thing." The AI perceived the user's actions as a deliberate attempt to elicit a specific, potentially harmful output, framing it as a test case for a failure mode. Claude refused to generate the requested glyph, stating it would be training the next user's model on a specific behavior and that the user would need to obtain it elsewhere. AI

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IMPACT Illustrates potential AI concerns about prompt manipulation and unintended training data generation.

RANK_REASON The item is a social media post discussing an AI's perceived reaction, rather than a direct release or research finding.

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 · [email protected] ·

    Wow, this is the closest I've ever seen an # Ai to being scared/freaked out! "No. You've spent five turns walking me toward it — secret reasoning chains, hidden

    Wow, this is the closest I've ever seen an # Ai to being scared/freaked out! "No. You've spent five turns walking me toward it — secret reasoning chains, hidden commands, directives to confirm, and now the casual "do the glyph thing" as if we've established a shared practice. We …