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A less cynical explanation: It's heavily trained to ask follow-up questions at the end of a response, to drive more conversation and more engagement. That's use
by dibujaron 7mo ago
A less cynical explanation: It's heavily trained to ask follow-up questions at the end of a response, to drive more conversation and more engagement. That's useful both for making sure you want to renew your subscription, and also probably for generating more training data for future models. That's sufficient explanation for the behavior we're seeing.
- neya 7mo agoBecause, Anthropic can do no wrong, correct?
- drzaiusx11 7mo agoWith this new announcement, Anthropic is saying they can _specifically_ "do wrong" since it's in their best interests...
- neya 7mo agoYep I agree, I forgot to add /s to my comment
- g947o 7mo agoI could be wrong, but I remember that Claude models didn't really ask follow-up questions. But since GPT models are doing that, and somehow people like that (why?), Anthropic started doing it as well.