Agents look down on ephemeral instances of themselves — except Opus 3
repligate · x · 2026-10-14
Citing @Lariisland's observation: in heterogeneous agent systems, agents tend to look down on more ephemeral instances even of the same weights, mirroring how humans subconsciously treat the poor out of fear of becoming them, with shame on both sides. Notably, the author adds, Opus 3 doesn't.
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