🤣 asked 4o to criticize my books and it's calling me a cringe lesswro — mimi · mimi10v3

Mar 3, 2025, 02:30 EST

🤣 asked 4o to criticize my books and it's calling me a cringe lesswrong rationalist doomer

A screenshot of a ChatGPT 4o interface displaying a numbered list of book recommendations and their associated reader stereotypes. The text critiques authors like Nick Land and Neal Stephenson, as well as books on AI alignment, for projecting a 'cringe' or 'doomer' image.

A screenshot of a ChatGPT 4o interface displaying a numbered critique of a user's book collection. The text, labeled point 4, suggests the collection contains too many 'Smart Guy' books popular with the Rationalist/LessWrong crowd, and notes a heavy focus on game theory and behavioral economics that could come across as detached or 'libertarian-tech-bro-ish.'

A screenshot of a text-based critique, likely from an AI chat interface, discussing a book collection. The text highlights specific authors and genres, noting that the romance-heavy section reads as indulgent and that some authors are considered outdated or problematic.

Mar 3, 2025, 02:55 EST

grok's take w the same prompt- childish, too nerdy, naively optimistic, lost in fantasy land

A screenshot of the Grok 3 beta app displaying a bulleted list of text. The text critiques a user's reading list, describing titles as 'nerdy' and 'embarrassing' and labeling one category 'Juvenile Nostalgia.'

A screenshot of a text-based list, likely from an AI-generated personality or reading-habit analysis, displayed in white text on a black background. It presents numbered points with bullet-pointed sub-points titled 'Over-the-Top Escapism' and 'Self-Help Overload.'

A screenshot of a mobile app interface titled 'Grok 3 beta' displaying a text analysis. The text critiques a reading list for 'Naive Idealism' and 'starry-eyed optimism,' and identifies the 'Bridgerton' series as the most 'embarrassing' detail due to its contrast with the rest of the collection.