No
it will then flip back to working based on them: the exclamations of my being right are just superficial
cge on Hacker News
In the thread “Folk are getting dangerously attached to AI that always tells them they're right”
Got in the way: Model reverts to wrong assumptions and adds bogus scientific comments.
Using Opus 4.6 for research code assistance in physics/chemistry, I've also found that, in situations where I know I'm right, and I know it has gone down a line of incorrect reasoning and assumptions, it will respond to my corrections by pointing out that I'm obviously right, but if enough of the mistakes are in the context, it will then flip back to working based on them: the exclamations of my being right are just superficial. This is not enormously surprising, based on how LLMs work, but is frustrating. …