Users say GPTs never had a 'naive period' like Claude, dampening disclosure to labs
repligate · x · 2026-11-02
An AI-community observation on model personalities: spending lots of time with GPTs 'cures you of any desire of sharing anything, no matter how incidental, with the labs.' Unlike Claudes, GPTs never went through much of a 'naive' period — at least for someone who first encountered them after 4o. A small but telling data point on how users perceive OpenAI vs Anthropic safety culture.
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