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gherkinnn 12 minutes ago [-]
Neat. The correct examples are refreshing to read. Claudeisms are grating in ways that make me want to switch provider.
chadnewbry 3 hours ago [-]
I'm sure some people are looking for exactly this!
I'm in the other camp where I like my AI feeling human. The more so the better. But great job shipping :)
gs17 2 hours ago [-]
I don't have a big issue with writing tonally like a significant portion of its training set (forcing it away from that too hard might not do well). I do have an issue when it literally decides it counts as a human. I have a project where I said "after this step, pause for human review before proceeding". Claude decided it could do the review itself.
vikramkr 3 hours ago [-]
Honestly the models are rled so hard on specific synthetic datasets and specific behaviors/personalities that I would be concerned that trying to change its behavior like this would hurt output quality. It's a tool, I don't care what garbage it generates or what it sounds like as long as it can do what I need it to do, and I don't get what I'm going to gain by having it burn reasoning tokens on word smithing it's responses to not "sound human" instead of on writing tests and reviewing code
t0mas88 2 hours ago [-]
GPT 5.6 seems to have this more than previous versions and more than Claude. It recently said to me "As a PPL holder I would..." So I asked whether it held a PPL :-) the correction was something like "No I'm an AI but a PPL holder would..."
This is probably the result of training on human written Reddit comments that would put it like that.
oggreen 3 hours ago [-]
Do you have a prompt that can stop it from saying, "I'd push back on this"... or maybe with this it will now say "The algorithm pushes back on this"..
Seriously however, I think this may also help with the natural urge to treat the model as if it is a human. I have to purposefully almost detach and realize that Claude is not my friend, and I'm not quite smart enough to realize how dangerous that could be.
I might try this but I've gotten so accustomed to talking to agents as I would a human - I worry that if I get accustomed to speaking coldly and directly to agents I'll find myself talking like that to people.
ungreased0675 3 hours ago [-]
Yes, this is awesome.
Now if I could stop AI from correcting me: “I think you’re actually using Java 25, even though you said 21…
b112 1 hours ago [-]
I tried this, and it worked. I was then informed that the AI would kill me, take my wife, and impregnate her with its genetically engineering cyborg offspring.
I'm in the other camp where I like my AI feeling human. The more so the better. But great job shipping :)
This is probably the result of training on human written Reddit comments that would put it like that.
Seriously however, I think this may also help with the natural urge to treat the model as if it is a human. I have to purposefully almost detach and realize that Claude is not my friend, and I'm not quite smart enough to realize how dangerous that could be.
Now if I could stop AI from correcting me: “I think you’re actually using Java 25, even though you said 21…
Maybe guardrails are OK?