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Anthropic's model naming, extrapolated
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#23Anthropic intentionally degrading responses shows you they're also focusing on the wrong things. Rather than producing the best model possible, they're nerfing their models' capabilities.
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#24> Overwhelmingly Large Narrative Unit I miss Iain M Banks. Thanks for this lovely little nod to the Culture
Also a reference to astronomer telescope naming: https://xkcd.com/1294/
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#25I asked an AI bot to do this just this morning and it also suggested:
- Epic
- Tale
- Saga
- Chronicle
- Legend
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#26Claude Epitaph
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#27Tractatus - highly aware of its limitations and refuses to speak about too many topics. Really likes numbering statements. Unusable due to a context window bug which is patched after considerable delay.
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#28It's almost certainly a reference to Lovecraft actually: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cthulhu_Mythos Hopefully future models will be kind enough not to behave like malevolent gods.
The word mythos means roughly the same as "myth" and dates to 1753.
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#29Allegory, Reference, Anthology, Edict, Appendix
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#30I saw a comment on HN that they (Sonnet and Haiku) were originally named from a nearby coffeeshop.