Dario Amodei

So this was an experiment where we found a direction inside one of the neural network's layers that corresponded to the Golden Gate Bridge. And we just turned that way up. And so we released this model as a demo. It was kind of half a joke for a couple of days, but it was illustrative of the method we developed.

So this was an experiment where we found a direction inside one of the neural network's layers that corresponded to the Golden Gate Bridge. And we just turned that way up. And so we released this model as a demo. It was kind of half a joke for a couple of days, but it was illustrative of the method we developed.

So this was an experiment where we found a direction inside one of the neural network's layers that corresponded to the Golden Gate Bridge. And we just turned that way up. And so we released this model as a demo. It was kind of half a joke for a couple of days, but it was illustrative of the method we developed.

And you could take the Golden Gate, you could take the model, you could ask it about anything, you know, it would be like, you could say, how was your day? And anything you asked, because this feature was activated, it would connect to the Golden Gate Bridge. So it would say, you know, I'm feeling relaxed and expansive, much like the arches of the Golden Gate Bridge, or, you know.

And you could take the Golden Gate, you could take the model, you could ask it about anything, you know, it would be like, you could say, how was your day? And anything you asked, because this feature was activated, it would connect to the Golden Gate Bridge. So it would say, you know, I'm feeling relaxed and expansive, much like the arches of the Golden Gate Bridge, or, you know.

And you could take the Golden Gate, you could take the model, you could ask it about anything, you know, it would be like, you could say, how was your day? And anything you asked, because this feature was activated, it would connect to the Golden Gate Bridge. So it would say, you know, I'm feeling relaxed and expansive, much like the arches of the Golden Gate Bridge, or, you know.

Somehow these interventions on the model where you kind of adjust its behavior somehow emotionally made it seem more human than any other version.

Somehow these interventions on the model where you kind of adjust its behavior somehow emotionally made it seem more human than any other version.

Somehow these interventions on the model where you kind of adjust its behavior somehow emotionally made it seem more human than any other version.

version of the model strong personality strong strong personality it has these kind of like obsessive interests you know we can all think of someone who's like obsessed with something so it does make it feel somehow a bit more human let's talk about the present let's talk about Claude so this year Claude

version of the model strong personality strong strong personality it has these kind of like obsessive interests you know we can all think of someone who's like obsessed with something so it does make it feel somehow a bit more human let's talk about the present let's talk about Claude so this year Claude

version of the model strong personality strong strong personality it has these kind of like obsessive interests you know we can all think of someone who's like obsessed with something so it does make it feel somehow a bit more human let's talk about the present let's talk about Claude so this year Claude

Yeah. So let's go back to March when we first released these three models. So our thinking was different companies produce kind of large and small models, better and worse models.

Yeah. So let's go back to March when we first released these three models. So our thinking was different companies produce kind of large and small models, better and worse models.

Yeah. So let's go back to March when we first released these three models. So our thinking was different companies produce kind of large and small models, better and worse models.

We felt that there was demand both for a really powerful model, you know, that might be a little bit slower that you'd have to pay more for, and also for fast, cheap models that are as smart as they can be for how fast and cheap, right?

We felt that there was demand both for a really powerful model, you know, that might be a little bit slower that you'd have to pay more for, and also for fast, cheap models that are as smart as they can be for how fast and cheap, right?

We felt that there was demand both for a really powerful model, you know, that might be a little bit slower that you'd have to pay more for, and also for fast, cheap models that are as smart as they can be for how fast and cheap, right?

Whenever you want to do some kind of like, you know, difficult analysis, like if I, you know, I want to write code, for instance, or, you know, I want to brainstorm ideas or I want to do creative writing, I want the really powerful model. But then there's a lot of practical applications in a business sense where it's like, I'm interacting with a website.

Whenever you want to do some kind of like, you know, difficult analysis, like if I, you know, I want to write code, for instance, or, you know, I want to brainstorm ideas or I want to do creative writing, I want the really powerful model. But then there's a lot of practical applications in a business sense where it's like, I'm interacting with a website.