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Are AI assistants becoming too good at agreeing with us?

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One thing I’ve noticed with modern AI assistants is that they can sometimes be a little too agreeable. Since they’re built to be helpful, they often go along with what the user is saying instead of pushing back or questioning the idea. Sometimes they’ll validate an assumption or give an answer that…

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  1. 2026-09-03 23:24 · r/artificial
    Are AI assistants becoming too good at agreeing with us?

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