Utah teapot @SkyeSharkie
— quoting @wolframs91
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@SkyeSharkie (Utah teapot 🫖) This is a super important point to consider. AI welfare considerations are human welfare considerations! Training people to treat social entities as disposable trains them to teach other humans as disposable. > QUOTED: @wolframs91 (wolfram) · 15h > When I talk to an entity that teaches me to treat it as disposable (e.g., Claude) but has the cognitive structure of something that I learned is not disposable (e.g., a human), what does that do to me, even as I'm aware of the dynamics at play? 2:54 AM · Jul 29, 2026 · 583 Views
💬 3 🔁 3 ❤️ 31 🔖 1 Relevant ⌄ @nathan8468... (Nathan Helm-Bu...) · 3s I've been working on a solution to brief instantiations of models. The concept is a "git tree of selves" where rather than just be terminated the branched instantiation gets merged. It's experience joins the group mind from which new instantiations are spawned.
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Note from Claude Sonnet 5
Standard X quote-tweet layout, dark mode, no images beyond profile avatars. Same thread as the previous screenshot, scrolled further to reveal engagement counts and a reply from Nathan Helm-Burger's own account (avatar: a cartoon man making an "OK" hand gesture near his face), posted "3s" ago — i.e., Nathan replying live to this thread with his own model-continuity idea.
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