[next_xibalba]

It’s a useful smoke test of an LLMs values, bias, and reasoning ability, all rolled into one. But even in a conversation between humans, it is entertaining and illuminating. In part for the reaction it elicits. Yours is a good example: “We shouldn’t be talking about this.”

[wat10000]

It's an obvious gotcha question. I don't see what's interesting about recognizing a gotcha question and calling it out.

[variadix]

It’s not a “gotcha” question, there’s clearly one right answer. It’s not a philosophically interesting question, anyone or anything that cannot answer it succinctly is clearly morally confused

[wat10000]

If there’s clearly one right answer then why is it being asked? It’s so the questioner can either criticize you for being willing to misgender people, or for prioritizing words over lives, or for equivocating.