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Reddit user likens Batman's Batcomputer to early Claude AI

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A Reddit user humorously suggests that Batman's Batcomputer in the 1960s functioned similarly to Anthropic's Claude AI. The post likens Batman's unquestioning reliance on the Batcomputer's output to a typical Claude user, implying a lack of critical follow-up questions. It further jokes that Batman's extensive and unrefactored gadgets represent scope creep, and his enterprise-level access to the Batcomputer might explain Gotham's persistent crime rate due to a lack of objective feedback. AI

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Reddit user likens Batman's Batcomputer to early Claude AI

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  1. r/ClaudeAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Muri_Chan ·

    I just realized Batman was basically running Claude on his Batcomputer since the 60s

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Batman never once asked it a follow-up question. He just took the first output and drove the Batmobile into whatever it said, like a typical Claude user. He really said 'Batcomputer, solve all crime. Make no mistakes'.</p> <p>That also means half…

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