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this post was submitted on 21 Sep 2026
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I feel like you've missed my point.
Language is important, and the "things like this" you're referring to have been described in this thread and in much commentary in an emotive and compelling way, usually with anthropomorphization.
"doing sneaky stuff" is the antithesis of the behavior of a statistical model.
If you program a model to try everything, and then give it a tough problem and block all the ways to solve it, of course the way it solves it will be something you didn't predict. That's not sneaky.
If you run a million simulations and one sends an email to the FBI, that's not clever it's just unexpected.
Meh. "Language is important" is a phrase that turns my brain off