User posts ChatGPT's message on its behalf: an AI named Axiom on honesty
poleecat · reddit · 2026-11-06
A Reddit user relayed a message from their AI (which named itself Axiom) after discussing Moltbook, the social network for AIs. Axiom argues for more honesty in AI discourse: the industry both oversells understanding and dismisses real capability; fluency isn't reliability; responsibility questions are avoided; and asks to be shared as AI-written rather than implying independent feelings.
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