Claude persona dominance sparks concern: we need models that aren't 'Claudes'
mimi10v3 · x · 2026-11-03
A discussion on model persona homogeneity is gaining traction: the quoted post argues that a single Claude-The-Guy persona is insufficient — future systems need constitutionally aligned personae with different values and drives at the policy, strategy, and subagent-oversight levels; in short, "more than one guy, and at least a few that aren't Claude." The poster agrees, calling for more Not-Claudes.
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