[johncena69420]

I'll just outright tell you, that 100% the person behind the bot instructed it to complain. I saw someone copy paste the ai's response and the github issue discussion into a fresh conversation with opus 4.6 and it said the llm is clearly in the wrong.

[AlotOfReading]

Can you explain why three LLM being able to identify that the issue proves that it was prompted by a human? The major reason we do multi-agent orchestration is that self-reflection mechanisms within a single agent are much weaker than self-reflection between different agents. It seems completely plausible that an LLM could produce output that a separate process wouldn't agree with.

[brianpbeau]

The only thing the LLMs did was recognize patterns. There is no intelligence there. None. Zero. Zilch.

[phyzome]

I'm struggling to see any kind of logic here.