Adaptive thinking: when Claude ignores your memory
I ask Opus 4.7 to solve an obvious question. It fails. The memory instructions that used to work no longer guarantee anything.
I ask Opus 4.7 to solve an obvious question. It fails. The memory instructions that used to work no longer guarantee anything.
AMD analyzed 6,852 Claude Code sessions and the data is damning. Leaked source code confirms silent Opus-to-Sonnet fallback.
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The godfather of AI bets $3.5 billion on a different architecture: World Models.
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17 prompt iterations revealed that the model finds the correct answer but self-censors for not being standard
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Two-Box separates contexts so the LLM reviews without bias. Problem: counterintuitive answers get discarded.