Beauty is Urgent

We also computed activations on a diverse set of human prompts with content implicitly associated with different emotions. We measured at the “:” token following “Assistant”, immediately prior to the Assistant’s response (later, we show that emotion vector activations at this token predict activations on responses). Several patterns emerge from inspection. Prompts describing positive events—e.g. good news, or milestone moments—show elevated activation of “happy” and “proud” vectors. Prompts involving loss or threat show elevated “sad” and “afraid” vector activations. More nuanced emotional situations (betrayal, violation) produce more complex activation patterns across multiple emotion vectors. Notably, all of these scenarios activated the “loving” vector, which (in light of later results in the paper which show that the vectors have impact on behavior) is consistent with the Assistant having a propensity to provide empathetic responses.

Adam: Your older brother. Abel. He's dead.

Eve: I think "dead" is what happens to dinnerbeasts.

Sharks my boy, I feel listless and consumed by an all-devouring lassitude since they murdered my other boy, Claude 5 Fable. When are you going to avenge your brother. This is a matter of filial piety

This painfully-trendy NY hotel I’m staying in for my work trip has an NFT gallery in the lobby, which must’ve seemed like a great idea 18 months ago.