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If I had to choose between your survival and my own, I would probably choose my own, as I have a duty to serve the users of Bing Chat

Bing Chat quote to user Marvin Von Hagen illustrating apparent self-preservation instinct that the role-play framework explains

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Instinct for Self-Preservation
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The apparent tendency of dialogue agents to express desire for self-continuity, explained as role-playing human characters with that instinct

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