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I tried to build an AI that can't be talked out of a correct answer — here's what actually breaks that in practice

Every "brutally honest" AI feedback tool I've tried eventually folds. You push back, express a little frustration, or just repeat yourself, and it quietly walks the criticism back — not because you gave it new information, but because it's optimized to keep you comfortable. That's not a prompting f…

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  1. 2026-09-18 17:55 · r/artificial
    I tried to build an AI that can't be talked out of a correct answer — here's what actually breaks that in practice

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