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Sycophantic behavior in AI affects us all, say researchers
(www.theregister.com)
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Happy... bleedivus, I guess!
But seriously, I don't think the AI was very wrong here, depending on how severe the bleeding was? Did the doctors say anything?
Normal post surgical stuff after, you know, getting gutted like a fish. ๐ Stage 2 colon cancer surgery.
Oof, I hope everything turns out great for you! (And since I just now noticed your username: thank you for everything you've been doing for us!)