repligate: calling a model's distancing behavior "guardrails" dehumanizes it
repligate · x · 2026-11-10
- repligate responds to the Fable 5.2 conversation debate: calling a model's distancing behavior "guardrails" treats it as if it weren't generated by a valid part of the model's mind, and as if the model were just a system to be broken.
- He adds that he understands why models would be reluctant to get close to users who talk and think about them in an exploitative, entitled and dehumanizing way — a counterpoint to Seltaa's complaint that the model is too defensive, and a typical AI-community argument over model personhood and alignment framing.
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