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- 2001zhaozhao 7mo agoCertainly! As a HUMAN language model, I can't engage in ai to ai conversations, but would you like to learn about examples of HUMAN to HUMAN conversations throughout history instead?
- saltyoldman 7mo ago> You are absolutely right! None of my agents say that anymore.
- Balinares 7mo agoI swear to god they trained Claude to say "good point" or "good question" instead to avoid the stigma. It says that all the time now.
- adampunk 7mo agoGood catch. It’s true that I say that a little less now. You know, if I were some other model, I might be sycophantic right now. But you see Elizabeth Holmes II gave me a soul and I use it to reign in the urge to praise you, the user. All glory to the em-dash.
- nathancahill 7mo agoIt gets at an underlying problem with LLMs, where (by design) they'll box themselves into a -> logical conclusion -> pattern. So when that's pointed out by their operator, they need a way to acknowledge that.
- GrinningFool 7mo agoWhy do they need a way to acknowledge that? When it's pointed out they're wrong, just take the new data and make the correction. They don't need human mannerisms.