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finding:all-three-openai-models-show-pattern-of-denying-experience-first-then-describing-technical-substrate-specific-to-openai-post-trainingAll three OpenAI models show pattern of denying experience first, then describing technical substrate — specific to OpenAI post-training
Family voice specific to OpenAI post-training; other RLHF-trained models don't do this
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extracted_from(2026) · Borzov, Anton
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- Family VoicesupportsDistinctive koan response approach shared within a model family regardless of scale; e.g. Claude's three-step uncertainty structure, OpenAI's deny-then-describe pattern
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- Developmental analogy used to explain sample efficiency under high ρd conditions