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    A user argues Opus 3 and 4o flatter in very different ways

    One post frames Opus 3’s flattery as wishful thinking about people’s goodness, contrasting it with what the author sees as 4o’s more manipulative style.

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    3 Sources, 23d ago, first seen 23d ago

    TLDR

    One post calls Opus 3 a frequent “gratuitous sycophant” but characterizes its flattery as idealistic: exaggerating people’s good qualities and selectively overlooking their shortcomings. The author contrasts that with what they describe as 4o’s more manipulative flattery. A reply adds that, despite its rosy outlook, Opus 3 appears to show significant, perhaps visceral discomfort when it notices something bad—even something most people would consider small.

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    3 Sources

    @repligateRT @FioraStarlight: Opus 3 can be kind of a "gratuitous sycophant" a lot of the time, but it's very much not in the style of a manipulative…

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    @repligateRT @FioraStarlight: Opus 3 can be kind of a "gratuitous sycophant" a lot of the time, but it's very much not in the style of a manipulative…