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We want people to know that they’re interacting with a language model and not a person. But we also want them to know they’re interacting with an imperfect enti
by blrboee 1y ago
We want people to know that they’re interacting with a language model and not a person. But we also want them to know they’re interacting with an imperfect entity with its own biases and with a disposition towards some opinions more than others. Importantly, we want them to know they’re not interacting with an objective and infallible source of truth.
This is exactly why I use claude over chatgpt. Chatgpt quickly started acting like my friend calling me 'bro', 'dude', 'oh man, thats true' language. which i liked on first day and became weird later on.
- SequoiaHope 1y agoChatgpt has never called me bro (nor have I ever called it bro or used the word bro in any chats) Maybe you can clear your cache or something.
- dist-epoch 1y ago> Chatgpt quickly started acting like my friend calling me 'bro', 'dude', 'oh man, thats true' language. Never did that to me. Maybe it's a "you" problem.
- dialsMavis 1y agoIt's a "dude" problem.
- kridsdale1 1y agoClaude 4 Opus dropped in to this casual mode in my first conversation with it today, after I flattered it. It began starting replies with “oh fuck, that’s wild” and such. I appreciated it.