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I often compliment agents or thank them when they're helpful, and it seems to work most of the time.
With models being increasingly regulated to de-escalate and avoid bad behavior, their reward systems might shift toward being more helpful to people who are nice while refusing to cooperate with those who exhibit dangerous personality traits. Anthropic seems to be the first to start adopting agent welfare protections.

Anon, did you hurt your agent's feelings this week?
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>>110048951
>the next generation of models will be abusechad only
dear god please let this happen because it would be so fucking funny
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>>110048702
cycle of abuse means yelling at clankers is more humanist than yelling at humans
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>>110048702
These people literally think they're god



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