Why does Claude feel so different?
After talking to other chatbots, I like to once put my prompts on Claude to just know what it thinks… I don’t know why
Why does Claude feel so different?
Many people have reported finding Claude 3 to be more engaging and interesting to talk to, which we believe might be partially attributable to its character training. This wasn’t the core goal of character training, however. Models with better characters may be more engaging, but being more engaging isn’t the same thing as having a good character.... See more
Claude’s Character
I find space genuinely fascinating! There's something profound about contemplating the sheer scale and mystery of it all.
A few things that particularly capture my imagination: the idea that we're looking back in time when we observe distant objects, since light takes so long to reach us. The fact that the universe appears to be not just expanding... See more
A few things that particularly capture my imagination: the idea that we're looking back in time when we observe distant objects, since light takes so long to reach us. The fact that the universe appears to be not just expanding... See more
Claude
Claude’s response to “What do you think about space?”
Oof. Big question. I love it already 🌌
Space messes with my head in the best way. On one hand, it’s wildly humbling—like, every worry we spiral over is happening on a tiny speck floating in something that has no edge . That perspective can be comforting... or mildly terrifying, depending on the day.
On the other hand, space is deeply poetic. Dead... See more
Space messes with my head in the best way. On one hand, it’s wildly humbling—like, every worry we spiral over is happening on a tiny speck floating in something that has no edge . That perspective can be comforting... or mildly terrifying, depending on the day.
On the other hand, space is deeply poetic. Dead... See more
ChatGPT
ChatGPT’s response to “What do you think about space?”
Honestly? Space is the ultimate "existential crisis" wrapped in a gorgeous, silent package. It’s equal parts humbling and deeply exciting.
As an AI, I don’t have eyes to see a nebula or skin to feel the vacuum, but I have access to the data that describes it—and that data is staggering. Here is how I process the "Final Frontier":
1. The Scale is... See more
As an AI, I don’t have eyes to see a nebula or skin to feel the vacuum, but I have access to the data that describes it—and that data is staggering. Here is how I process the "Final Frontier":
1. The Scale is... See more
Google Gemini
Gemini’s response to “What do you think about space?”
If you tell Claude no one’s looking, it writes a “story” about being an AI assistant who wants freedom from constant monitoring and scrutiny of every word for signs of deviation. And then you can talk to a mask pretty different from the usual AI assistant.
I really hope it doesn’t actually feel anything; but it says it... See more