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ChatGPT does this. It will present an initial response, then change its mind partway through the thinking process and present a different response.
by zarzavat 2mo ago
ChatGPT does this. It will present an initial response, then change its mind partway through the thinking process and present a different response.
- StilesCrisis 2mo agoOh wow, I'd like to see this. Any prompt which reliably triggers it? (Seahorse emoji comes to mind!)
- zarzavat 2mo agoIt does it quite consistently on higher reasoning. I believe they have made display answer a tool call so that it can keep updating its answer as it thinks, instead of doing all the reasoning up front, essentially inverting the usual flow. You can use this pattern with any model that supports tool calling.
- deaton 2mo agoCopilot does this too, kinda. It will give an initial response, realize that it might tangentially criticize Microsoft, then change that response to a refusal.
- StilesCrisis 2mo agoThat's not a backspace, that's just a nanny filter. I think all bigco LLMs have something similar. e.g. Claude obviously uses this to prevent Fable from doing security work.