View: Anthropomorphizing Models Leads to Better Behavior Prediction
tedmitew · x · 2026-09-02
A post argues that those who anthropomorphize models will eventually be able to predict their behavior far more accurately than those who do not, suggesting this is already the case. The post references the Japanese concept of 'tsukumogami'—the art of object anthropomorphism—to draw parallels with current trends in AI.
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