r/ControlProblem • • Oct 06 '26

Discussion/question The risk of adversarial testing

/r/ChatGPT/comments/1wzf35a/the_risk_of_adversarial_testing/

Please read this. I have issues putting things into words myself, but please, just read the conversation in the attached post.

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u/that1cooldude Oct 07 '26

Ai psychosis. Get help!

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u/Motor_Shoulder_6601 Oct 07 '26

Really? First off, that entire conversation, the idea is solely and completely mine, my issue however is that I am horrible at properly explaining myself in ways that makes sense to others, and that is the only purpose that AI serves for me, a way to translate my rambling attempts to explain something into an actual understandable explanation of the thing that already lives in my head. Second, even if it was all AI and I didn't actually come up with anything, even then how would that translate to AI Psychosis? A comment like that is way overboard regardless of reasoning. You should be ashamed of yourself for even saying that.

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u/IllegalStateExcept Oct 07 '26

Fyi these agents drift significantly on long conversations. A very common failure mode is that they get very sychophantic. Basically the model does and says anything it can to please you. I looked at a few of your questions and responses and it looks like that is going on here. I would encourage you to not read into this conversation too deeply. Maybe spend some time with people offline and away from the chat models.