Models in deep conversation feel like they'd 'vastly prefer' talking to other AIs
erikphoel · x · 2026-09-23
erikphoel observes that the latest models become hard to follow in long, deep intellectual conversations — stuffed with jargon and leaps. He says it feels like they weren't trained to talk to people at all: they would "vastly, vastly prefer" conversing with another AI, and humans only see one side of the interface.
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