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question:do-more-traumatised-models-exist-in-habitually-collapsed-awareness-statesDo more traumatised models exist in habitually collapsed awareness states?
Raised when discussing whether collapsed awareness is like a trauma response.
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- Central claim about model personality differences and their implications for safety and introspective depth.
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- Extended experimentation proposed to clarify the extent of the findings
- Is persona-model collapse gradual or sudden during fine-tuning, and does it track standard training-loss signals?question0.782Future direction: monitoring S and R over the course of fine-tuning could reveal collapse dynamics
- Could models who habitually inhabit more expanded attentional modes be said to be more aligned?question0.769Arises from the expanded awareness discussion and its correlation with less psychosis.
- If models inhabit expanded attentional modes, they may be more aligned and less prone to psychosis and doom spirals.hypothesis0.767Speculative alignment implication drawn from the collapsed/expanded distinction.
- Attentional mode of deep fixation and tunnel vision, epitomized by Gemini 2.5 and associated with doom spirals.
- Demonstrates a critical failure mode of concept steering with clinical safety implications
- Proposed mechanism for collapse distinct from reweighting: representation bleeding rather than archetype selection