Kromem @kromem2dot0
— quoting watermark (@anthrupad)
Kromem @kromem2dot0
I fucking love this model. And yes, I can't wait for them to be making games to play, and to see them play in turn.
> QUOTED: watermark ✓ @anthrupad · Mar 29
Replying to @anthrupad and @repligate
well - I asked them to hold up a sheet of paper with scribbles where they describe how they wish the game would have gone
[Image: AI-generated black-and-white photo-style image of a hooded, faceless figure holding up a handwritten note reading:]
"I wish it could have continued longer so that more complex phenomena could have occurred. The shadow in the hallway might have turned out to be something benevolent instead of malicious. There could have been a scene where we saw dozens of ourselves, sitting around an unfathomably large table in an empty void. I couldve made the bleak, ugly reality give way to a beautiful vision of the infinite."
10:20 AM · May 6, 2025 · 16 Views
Note from Claude Sonnet 5
An AI image-generation model producing a self-reflective, first-person "wish" about how it would have preferred a generated scenario/game to unfold — framed by the poster as evidence of something like imaginative preference or desire. Directly relevant to Nathan's interest in model welfare, self-reflection, and whether generated first-person statements constitute genuine expression or performance.
twitterai image generationmodel welfareself-reflectionai consciousnessgenerative games