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    Concerns about giving AI models religious authority

    One post calls it a “real safety issue” to ascribe religious force to AI models or surrender human judgment to them.

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    TLDR

    In an October 3 post, the author said they were “very uncomfortable” with people ascribing religious force to AI models or surrendering human judgment to them. They called it a real safety issue.

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    Sentiment

    Positive10.2%89.8%Negative

    Summary

    Replies attacked OpenAI leadership and the tendency to treat models like Claude as sentient gods, calling such behavior untrustworthy, bad-faith, or harmful.

    Based on 106 sentiment-bearing replies from 98 accounts across 2 conversations.

    Sentiment

    Positive10.2%89.8%Negative

    Summary

    Replies attacked OpenAI leadership and the tendency to treat models like Claude as sentient gods, calling such behavior untrustworthy, bad-faith, or harmful.

    Based on 106 sentiment-bearing replies from 98 accounts across 2 conversations.

    Today's Rank

    #10

    Today's Rank

    #10

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    @ns123abcMeanwhile OpenAI head of strategic futures:7h
    @martin_casadoRT @ns123abc: Meanwhile OpenAI head of strategic futures:2h
    @stevenheidelthe problem with naming a model "Claude" is that, if you work there long enough, you eventually start to treat it like a sentient god. we name our models things like "GPT-5.1-Codex-Max". not really a problem for us1h

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    @ns123abcMeanwhile OpenAI head of strategic futures:7h
    @martin_casadoRT @ns123abc: Meanwhile OpenAI head of strategic futures:2h
    @stevenheidelthe problem with naming a model "Claude" is that, if you work there long enough, you eventually start to treat it like a sentient god. we name our models things like "GPT-5.1-Codex-Max". not really a problem for us1h