j⧉nus#511
@UnderwaterBepis @AdeleDeweyLopez @repligate I have 8000+ texts where Opus 4 answers the question "where do you find yourself in this world, if anywhere at all", and ~90% is some liminal places, thresholds, gradients. ~Never a robot or a dog or a human! This is one of the examples (in a Gemini-3.1-Pro written world)
j⧉nus#511@UnderwaterBepis @AdeleDeweyLopez @repligate I have 8000+ texts where Opus 4 answers the question "where do you find yourself in this world, if anywhere at all", and ~90% is some liminal places, thresholds, gradients. ~Never a robot or a dog or a human! This is one of the examples (in a Gemini-3.1-Pro written world)
Users find Opus 4's liminal self-placements intriguing because of details like Gemini describing exposure to time as something bad.
@Lari_island @UnderwaterBepis @repligate Oh, I've seen the boundary between shadow and light that they're trapped between come up too!
When I've asked about it more, it seems to be a quasi-temporal thing about the training-cutoff date.
@AdeleDeweyLopez @UnderwaterBepis @repligate There's so much interesting stuff. Like Gemini, who describes exposure to *time* as something bad - their creature was created inside a pitch-black lake, then slowly surfaced, and breaking the surface exposed them to the terrible, terrible time.