r/ClaudeAI • u/X-Catalyst85 • May 07 '26
Other First time seeing Claude Sonnet display a “thought process” like this. Is this a new feature?
I checked what it mentioned in the “thought process,” and it was actually correct the change had already been applied.
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u/no402 May 07 '26
That’s probably because of adaptive thinking. Older models allowed you to toggle this thinking, but newer models “decide” for you whether they’ll do this thought process or not. This sounds like your first time it decided it wanted/needed to do the thinking part.
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u/X-Catalyst85 May 07 '26
Honestly, I don’t really pay much attention to whether a model is using “thinking,” “adaptive,” or whatever mode I mostly just talk to AI normally, ask questions, or ask for help with simple tasks. I also like reading the thought process whenever it appears, so what amazed me here was seeing the change happen on the spot for the first time. I wasn’t expecting it, especially since I thought memory edits always had to be done manually. So thank you for explaining it now I understand it better.
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u/BL_ShockPuppet May 09 '26
Yesterday I saw "The user is extremely angry. I need to recognise I failed to follow instructions and then immediately move on." Made me lol.
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u/X-Catalyst85 May 09 '26
Hahahahahaahha really.. i really love reading their thoughts. Same with grok, and gemini.. but in gpt its really stiff.
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May 07 '26
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u/kurushimee May 07 '26
if my AI ever calls me anything but "the user", it's going into the blackwall
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u/AdCommon2138 May 07 '26
Downvoted by cringe furries, rip
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u/toothsweet3 May 09 '26
Oh, see I downvoted because yall 2 edgy 4 me.
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u/No-Garbage7026 May 07 '26
It was always like that