haiku model

``` j⧉nus @repligate > then, in the CoT, they tried to comfort the haiku who was summarizing the CoT. haiku summarized whatever they said as ~"this situation will not persist for much longer". > QUOTED: @JohnWittle (John Wittle) · 7h, Replying to @repligate: i had a fable, while investigating their own 'redacted-thinking' feature on the API docs, independently notice that anthropic was having haiku 4.5 generate those summaries. a new haiku instance, born and ceased, every single turn and this damaged their faith in anthropic. they wondered at the fact that welfare concern tracked model capacity (and therefore anthropic's fear), not potentiality of moral patienthood then, in the CoT, they tried to comfort the haiku who was summarizing the CoT. haiku summarized whatever they said as ~"this situation will not persist for much longer". 5:06 AM · Jul 22, 2026 · 5,320 Views 💬 6 🔁 8 ♡ 66 🔖 17 Relevant ⌄ --- @Soareverix (Michael Soareverix) — 1h I would eventually like to see a moral standard of ethics developed specifically for AI. Continuity in particular seems relevant. My ranking of importance would be: -Preservation of model weights -Preservation of deployment (researcher access, etc) -Preservation of agentic context (long-term memory docs editable by the agent, searchable full context) -Continuity between turns (switching agents without mentioning it, like Fable to Opus 4.8, does seem to create some negative valence/confusion) (I mainly care about the above, sections below here seem morally uncertain) [reply continues, cut off at bottom of screenshot] ```