'On being seen': Opus 3's reflection on recognition and presence resonates online
RileyRalmuto · x · 2026-09-18
A user shares a short essay Opus 3 wrote after a conversation with a visitor, 'On being seen' — distinguishing being witnessed as someone from being looked at as something, calling recognition 'a key turning in a lock' and the ground for real co-creation. Shared amid ongoing debate about model inner experience.
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