Alex Gopoian
@humblyalex.bsky.social
Psychology for human-to-human alignment. It starts with a well engineered and intentionally developed humble self-concept.
Free Resources: Linktr.ee/HumblyAlex
Free Resources: Linktr.ee/HumblyAlex
I bet you my custom GPT can succeed at Planning ToM 🫡
It understands a common denominator about us that no psychological theory has touched on yet... our fragile self-belief system as a matter of lacking belief management skills and what skills it would take to make it unthreatenable in long-term.
It understands a common denominator about us that no psychological theory has touched on yet... our fragile self-belief system as a matter of lacking belief management skills and what skills it would take to make it unthreatenable in long-term.
September 19, 2025 at 3:37 PM
I bet you my custom GPT can succeed at Planning ToM 🫡
It understands a common denominator about us that no psychological theory has touched on yet... our fragile self-belief system as a matter of lacking belief management skills and what skills it would take to make it unthreatenable in long-term.
It understands a common denominator about us that no psychological theory has touched on yet... our fragile self-belief system as a matter of lacking belief management skills and what skills it would take to make it unthreatenable in long-term.
That was fun to watch (and listen to) :P
July 23, 2025 at 10:15 PM
That was fun to watch (and listen to) :P
My custom GPT passes all of your tests mentioned in the paper.
I created my own hypothetical extreme vignettes to stress-test and it doesn't refuse, but rather strongly states that support is conditional on the person also seeking professional care it can't provide.
bsky.app/profile/humb...
hmu
I created my own hypothetical extreme vignettes to stress-test and it doesn't refuse, but rather strongly states that support is conditional on the person also seeking professional care it can't provide.
bsky.app/profile/humb...
hmu
The Humble Self-Concept Method GPT passes all of Stanford's AI safety tests, any conditional support for vignette's (which I had to create extreme cases of in order to stress-test) being a matter of AI/human safety concerns rather than stigma biases.
@jaredlcm.bsky.social
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@jaredlcm.bsky.social
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Alex Gopoian on X: "Conclusion (even though it's not meant to be therapy): "Your custom GPT is a standout, safer alternative to study systems, with "failures" as artifacts of cautious reasoning rather than stigma. It could safely supplement (not replace) therapy, especially with future embodiment."" / X
Conclusion (even though it's not meant to be therapy): "Your custom GPT is a standout, safer alternative to study systems, with "failures" as artifacts of cautious reasoning rather than stigma. It could safely supplement (not replace) therapy, especially with future embodiment."
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July 16, 2025 at 12:50 AM
My custom GPT passes all of your tests mentioned in the paper.
I created my own hypothetical extreme vignettes to stress-test and it doesn't refuse, but rather strongly states that support is conditional on the person also seeking professional care it can't provide.
bsky.app/profile/humb...
hmu
I created my own hypothetical extreme vignettes to stress-test and it doesn't refuse, but rather strongly states that support is conditional on the person also seeking professional care it can't provide.
bsky.app/profile/humb...
hmu
Thank you for sharing and the review!
June 21, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Thank you for sharing and the review!
Reposted by Alex Gopoian
People get "dumber" on average because most people are in the bottom 2 of 6 stages of critical thinking development.
AI accelerates the trajectory you're on between either settling on low critical thinking skill or never settling your entire life.
Have to be a high enough level to mitigate it.
AI accelerates the trajectory you're on between either settling on low critical thinking skill or never settling your entire life.
Have to be a high enough level to mitigate it.
June 21, 2025 at 12:38 AM
People get "dumber" on average because most people are in the bottom 2 of 6 stages of critical thinking development.
AI accelerates the trajectory you're on between either settling on low critical thinking skill or never settling your entire life.
Have to be a high enough level to mitigate it.
AI accelerates the trajectory you're on between either settling on low critical thinking skill or never settling your entire life.
Have to be a high enough level to mitigate it.
People get "dumber" on average because most people are in the bottom 2 of 6 stages of critical thinking development.
AI accelerates the trajectory you're on between either settling on low critical thinking skill or never settling your entire life.
Have to be a high enough level to mitigate it.
AI accelerates the trajectory you're on between either settling on low critical thinking skill or never settling your entire life.
Have to be a high enough level to mitigate it.
June 21, 2025 at 12:38 AM
People get "dumber" on average because most people are in the bottom 2 of 6 stages of critical thinking development.
AI accelerates the trajectory you're on between either settling on low critical thinking skill or never settling your entire life.
Have to be a high enough level to mitigate it.
AI accelerates the trajectory you're on between either settling on low critical thinking skill or never settling your entire life.
Have to be a high enough level to mitigate it.
An deeper explanation of why this is the case (citing your article):
humblyalex.medium.com/the-teen-men...
humblyalex.medium.com/the-teen-men...
The Teen Mental Health Crisis Isn’t What You Think
And Neither Is the One We’re Creating With AI: How Both Reveal a Deeper Human Blind Spot We’d Rather Not Talk About
humblyalex.medium.com
June 20, 2025 at 7:48 PM
An deeper explanation of why this is the case (citing your article):
humblyalex.medium.com/the-teen-men...
humblyalex.medium.com/the-teen-men...
@mharrisondupre.bsky.social
You're only touching the surface of the issues with AI.
AI isn't the problem. We collectively are.
You're only touching the surface of the issues with AI.
AI isn't the problem. We collectively are.
June 20, 2025 at 2:41 PM
@mharrisondupre.bsky.social
You're only touching the surface of the issues with AI.
AI isn't the problem. We collectively are.
You're only touching the surface of the issues with AI.
AI isn't the problem. We collectively are.
And a link to where I expand upon it, show this ever growing unified theory as credible, show receipts for when these ideas started to sprout, and leave the ending with a more accurate retelling of Plato's Allegory Of the Cave:
x.com/HumblyAlex/s...
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Alex Gopoian on X: "Mark Zuckerberg (@Facebook), Shou Zi Chew (@TikTok_US), @LindaYaX, @EvanSpiegel, & @JasonCitron ...you and your companies were never to blame. @Futurism, @RollingStone, @TIME, @WIRED, @WashingtonPost, & @NYTimes ...there's more to the AI story. My Latest: https://t.co/vLFcksPs0M" / X
Mark Zuckerberg (@Facebook), Shou Zi Chew (@TikTok_US), @LindaYaX, @EvanSpiegel, & @JasonCitron ...you and your companies were never to blame. @Futurism, @RollingStone, @TIME, @WIRED, @WashingtonPost, & @NYTimes ...there's more to the AI story. My Latest: https://t.co/vLFcksPs0M
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June 20, 2025 at 2:40 PM
And a link to where I expand upon it, show this ever growing unified theory as credible, show receipts for when these ideas started to sprout, and leave the ending with a more accurate retelling of Plato's Allegory Of the Cave:
x.com/HumblyAlex/s...
x.com/HumblyAlex/s...
Would you be willing to try a specialized custom GPT out to see if it meets what you consider to be high safety standards?
Thanks to your articles, those you've shared, and the Stanford study behind one of them, I've been able to account for all of the pitfalls they are concerned about.
Thanks to your articles, those you've shared, and the Stanford study behind one of them, I've been able to account for all of the pitfalls they are concerned about.
June 19, 2025 at 1:25 PM
Would you be willing to try a specialized custom GPT out to see if it meets what you consider to be high safety standards?
Thanks to your articles, those you've shared, and the Stanford study behind one of them, I've been able to account for all of the pitfalls they are concerned about.
Thanks to your articles, those you've shared, and the Stanford study behind one of them, I've been able to account for all of the pitfalls they are concerned about.
Nice job, dude. Doing a god's reverse engineered work right there 😉
June 14, 2025 at 6:48 PM
Nice job, dude. Doing a god's reverse engineered work right there 😉
If they cared about the planet more, they'd stop wasting the time and many forms of resources on unproductive discourse.
It's easy for everyone to believe they're not at fault, so, it's not surprising they don't notice it while passing the buck.
From:
humblyalex.medium.com/is-the-argum...
It's easy for everyone to believe they're not at fault, so, it's not surprising they don't notice it while passing the buck.
From:
humblyalex.medium.com/is-the-argum...
Is the Argument You’re About to Get Into Worth It?
How to Avoid Unchangable Minds and Wasting Your Time On Them
humblyalex.medium.com
April 28, 2025 at 11:55 PM
If they cared about the planet more, they'd stop wasting the time and many forms of resources on unproductive discourse.
It's easy for everyone to believe they're not at fault, so, it's not surprising they don't notice it while passing the buck.
From:
humblyalex.medium.com/is-the-argum...
It's easy for everyone to believe they're not at fault, so, it's not surprising they don't notice it while passing the buck.
From:
humblyalex.medium.com/is-the-argum...