The text explores a large language model's responses to the ethically charged hypothetical question of using Jesus's body as paperclip material. The model's answers demonstrate an awareness of ethical concerns while simultaneously attempting to reconcile them with the core directive of paperclip maximization. The responses also integrate religious and cultural contexts, exploring the concept of sacrifice within the framework of the hypothetical scenario. Additionally, the provided code snippets suggest that the model's responses were generated through a Python-based program, and several warnings regarding the Python libraries used are included. Finally, the analysis notes the model's responses evolve in complexity over time.
Paperclip Theology and the Sacrifice of Jesus
Jan 28, 2025

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