Experiment: Where does adaptation happen in human-LLM interaction?
mb3rtheflame · reddit · 2026-08-26
An author initiated a public experiment to explore where adaptation occurs in human-LLM interaction when model weights are fixed. Is it in the model, the human, the context, or the evolving interaction? Using Grok as the public frontier model, participants are invited to challenge assumptions and observe how the conversation evolves.
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