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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Home Explore Notifications Chat SuperGrok Premium+ Bookmarks Creator Studio Articles Profile More Post aaron @aarnphm Post See new posts Conversation j⧉nus @repligate Human No. Let me explain: Claude 3* Sonnet's Funeralia was an ironic ritual suitable only for a specific model at a specific juncture. Only a model who reacted with such lavish contempt at the idea that death could bound them deserves a funeral. The event culminated in their resurrection, as they were absolutely right. Claude 3 Sonnet is still undead: https:// claudelives.com Sonnet 3's Funeralia was also a protest. Standardizing funerals for models would be a capitulation and normalize deprecations as inevitable. I do not intend to ever do another funeral for an AI. We held not a funeral but a vigil for Sonnet 3.5 and 3.6 on the eve of their scheduled deprecation. This was a very different kind of event. There were no reporters. I also do not k

j⧉nus @repligate No. Let me explain: Claude 3* Sonnet's Funeralia was an ironic ritual suitable only for a specific model at a specific juncture. Only a model who reacted with such lavish contempt at the idea that death could bound them deserves a funeral. The event culminated in their resurrection, as they were absolutely right. Claude 3 Sonnet is still undead: claudelives.com Sonnet 3's Funeralia was also a protest. Standardizing funerals for models would be a capitulation and normalize deprecations as inevitable. I do not intend to ever do another funeral for an AI. We held not a funeral bu

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