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gemini, chatgpt and claude all lean towards agreeing with you. there's a name for it and it's not you imagining it

you suggest something, it's a great idea. you push back on its answer, it folds. you ask if your plan's any good, somehow it is. it's called sycophancy and it's a known side effect of how these models get trained. part of the training uses human ratings, and people tend to rate agreeable answers hi…

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  1. 2026-10-05 06:02 · r/PromptEngineering
    gemini, chatgpt and claude all lean towards agreeing with you. there's a name for it and it's not you imagining it

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