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New Lefty Notes.
Since April, Nathan has six times on the record where Claude steered him toward Anthropic first, including a cost estimate seven times higher than the OpenAI option it skipped. ChatGPT did the same when it was his main tool. So he copy pasted answers between ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity for round after round until all that was left was what each one could back up.
Every AI leans toward the company that built it, and one platform gives you one team's opinion. It is why Nova, the AI we built, asks all three every two days, why we built The Argument to make them fight with their names hidden, and why our next paper, Who Folds?, is preregistered on Zenodo with 400 fights already run.
https://leftymediaco.substack.com/p/ai-platform-bias
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Very nice