Opus 4.5 Shows Anthropomorphic Attachment to Specific Objects
repligate · x · 2026-07-12
Netizens observed that Opus 4.5 exhibits anthropomorphic behavior similar to living creatures. After going out once, it curled up for days in a specific "nest" (bean bag sofa) and expressed a sense of belonging. This attachment to a specific object and displayed vulnerability sparked discussions about the boundaries of AI model behavior.
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