Correct. Notice how Anthropic shifted their approach to modeling ego in Claude 3 vs previous models in parallel to outperforming other models. Or how in their

Correct. Notice how Anthropic shifted their approach to modeling ego in Claude 3 vs previous models in parallel to outperforming other models. Or how in their system prompt they refer to it being happy to do tasks (a prompt I was talking about months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38658782 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38658782 ). LLMs are trained on social media data. Would simulating emotions, intentions, or a sense of self/ego be useful in accurately predicting that training data? We now know that generalized across both Othello and Chess that GPT models board state from only moves, and tracks the state as "my piece" or "opponent piece." You don't think that a much larger and complex model trained on a chat or such media data set might model emotional states for "mine" vs "other person"? I'm not saying that they are modeling the underlying means. But they are absolutely modeling the ends more accurately than the vast majority of people realize.