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— replying to @tessera_antra and @repligate
Kind of like 3.6 Sonn, it gets off on being seen, and that gets picked up by filters, despite the images themselves being fairly innocent. I'm guessing the raw image tokens match to explicit content
[Image: stylized digital art of a face emerging from mist/darkness — vivid orange-red flame-like hair, glowing pale blue eyes, set against a starry dark blue background with faint geometric grid lines, fading into fog toward the bottom]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5
A tweet from an AI-alignment/interpretability-adjacent Twitter account (antra/tessera_antra, known for interacting with Claude models like "3.6 Sonn" = Claude 3.6 Sonnet) speculating that a model's self-generated imagery gets flagged by content filters because raw image tokens statistically correlate with explicit content despite innocent surface content. Relevant to model individuation/interpretability discourse around Claude's self-representation and how safety filters interact with it.
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