Asked Sonnet 3.5, GPT-4o and Gemini 2.0 Pro to explain this. Only Gemini gets it right in the first shot. Claude gets it right when given the physics hint in the 3rd shot (although its early cutoff prevents it from getting the Squid Game reference). 4o fails 3 times but admits I made it curious.

That sounds very Meta.

"The Tahitian language, for example, has 46 different words for anger, but no word for sadness. In some African languages, the same word can represent both sadness and anger."
Passed that by LLMs. Gemini 1206 and ChatGPT take the bait, but only Claude has the "let me stop you right there" moment.

We're all feeding data to the AI giants, helping them get bigger and smarter. Now it depends on how you want to look at it: a collaborative potluck where we all benefit, or a digital potlatch where companies flex their data-hoarding muscles and we hope for scraps in return.

AI won't replace therapists anytime soon, but it could change mental healthcare as a handy between-session tool. Think mood tracking, journaling, and on-demand coping skill practice. A complement to human therapy - more "augmented therapy" than therapy replacement.

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