[fragmede]

A self driving car is taking you to the hospital. Do you want it to follow the speed limit and all road safety laws? Claude or Grok?

[buryat]

Grok since it's likely to include the training data from over a 100 years of autonomous driving + all the space tech included meaning that it might even have some rocket-y stuff

[nightfly]

I want it to arrive at the hospital. Claude

[amelius]

What if the car can talk you through the medical procedure?

[masfuerte]

How many times have you been to a hospital and thought, I could have fixed that myself if only I'd known how? With no equipment. In my case, never.

[fhdkweig]

That article was way longer than I thought it would be.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-surgery

[grahamburger]

At least one time. Considering it's the only time I've been to the hospital for myself in the last 25 years, though, that's a lot! :)

[Dylan16807]

A lot of the time they just send you home. Knowing that ahead of time would be phenomenally useful.

[thomassmith65]

Claude would break the rules in that example. It's supposed to*.

Grok will break the rules to be "maximally based".

If I get run over by a speeding chatbot, I'd rather it be by Claude rushing a pregnant lady to the hospital, than by Grok drag-racing against a car full of frat boys.

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  * We generally favor cultivating good values and judgment over strict rules and decision procedures, and we try to explain any rules we do want Claude to follow.

source: https://anthropic.com/constitution

[peterspath]

Grok, because there is probably traffic, and I would die before I am at the hospital. So ignore rules where possible/needed.

[bruce343434]

I want it to cause a traffic accident. If I'm going down, so is everyone else. I'm already dying anyway. Grok 10000%