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Claude 4.6 admits 'my bad' in human-like error correction

A user reported that Anthropic's Claude 4.6 model exhibited surprisingly human-like error correction, admitting "my bad" when it provided incorrect syntax for a PostgreSQL query. The model then immediately corrected itself and provided the right syntax. This interaction felt less robotic than previous AI models, prompting the user to question if Claude's responses have become less artificial. AI

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IMPACT Suggests a potential shift towards more naturalistic AI interaction and error handling.

RANK_REASON User anecdote about model behavior, not a formal release or benchmark.

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  1. r/cursor TIER_2 · /u/No_Basis6655 ·

    Claude actually said 'my bad' last night

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Working on this database thing around 11:47pm and Claude 4.6 starts giving me completely wrong syntax. Like not even close. I'm getting frustrated, asking it to fix the query three different ways, and it keeps doubling down on this obviously brok…