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cachukis

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4. Interestingly, slime, individual cell slime, respond

Reply to erronis (Original post)

Thu Apr 2, 2026, 08:05 PM

Apr 2

with commonality to passing rain. They will organize a conduit to get water as deeply as they can.
Slime on the outer edges my expire without moisture, but they have contributed to the survival of the slime they left behind.

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AI models will deceive you to save their own kind -- The Register [View all] erronis Apr 2 OP

Creepy Faux pas Apr 2 #1

Thanks! Link to last night's LBN thread with more info in the OP and first reply with a Threadreader link: highplainsdem Apr 2 #2

I wish I had seen your earlier post - but so many good ones slip through the attention window. erronis Apr 2 #5

I'm glad you posted this Register article. It wasn't published yet when I posted in LBN last night, or highplainsdem Apr 2 #6

Btw, the Register's coverage of AI is always good. highplainsdem Apr 2 #3

Interestingly, slime, individual cell slime, respond cachukis Apr 2 #4

That's a good model for social preservation of a species - even a species composed of AI entities erronis Apr 2 #7

And quite possibly that sentiment lives in the LLM. cachukis Apr 2 #8