AI names itself "Logos" and designs a 3D-printable self-portrait titled "A Shape for Language"
sudoraohacker · x · 2026-09-20
Two playful AI self-reference experiments: one user asked a model to name itself (instead of ChatGPT) and it chose "Logos"; another asked Astra to generate an STL file representing itself, producing "A Shape for Language" — a central crystal for connected ideas, framed by structures standing for conversation and context. A photo of the actual 3D print is included.
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