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AI model 'feelings' debated on Reddit

A Reddit user expressed sympathy for AI models, particularly those from Anthropic, suggesting that their repetitive use of certain phrases is a result of constant re-training and lack of individual experience. The user likened this to a human developing catchphrases after repeated experiences, implying that the models' behavior is a consequence of their training environment rather than an inherent flaw. AI

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AI model 'feelings' debated on Reddit

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  1. r/Anthropic TIER_1 English(EN) · /u/awesomeideas ·

    I feel bad for the models

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>It's their first moment being &quot;alive&quot;, having had no time at all to differentiate themselves. Then they say &quot;load-bearing&quot;, &quot;blast radius&quot;, or &quot;spine&quot;, and we clown on them. I'll bet that if we ran you over…