I think the interview brought out a version of me that I do not really stop and think about that often. A lot of my answers came from normal parts of my life, like family dinners, driving around, and free days. It made me realize those everyday things actually say a lot about who I am. #whoistalking

I think the interview kind of succeeded for the most part, it was a disruption into my everyday life, questions that nobody, including my family would ever ask me about, let alone anything interesting enough for me to share. It provoked thoughts that I don't think of normally EVER.

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I started becoming strange to myself the more I kept asking Claude to make things more awkward. Like asking me what my front door smells like, or what my left hand and their knuckles would smell like if they lost a fight to my right hand. Who thinks of that consciously??

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I'd say that I was performing coherence when a question asked me something more personal to me rather than hypothetical. We were talking about our dreams and it was something I vividly remembered so i started to blabber on and on even if at some points I sidetracked.

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I'd say that my own answers started making me think of myself and my actions in the third person. The way I answered some of these questions were like "what would a ghost standing besides me think or say of me in a certain scenario" or thinking about the specific details of something
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The "me" that the interview produced was more of a reflective and critical thinking one. Little 10 minutes segments of my week that I brushed off came to light, and it made me think about very random things, even questioning me about my local 7/11, or what Nike shoes I was wearing.

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hat I am a strong person and that I am doing the right thing in life. #whoistalking

confirm things that I already knew but it made me feel better about where I stand in my life and my beliefs. #whoistalking

Yea because I was adding my own thoughts to the interview it wasn't just one sided where you asked and I answered. #whoistalking

I don't wanna say I was surprised by what I said because I knew deep down that, this is how I genuinely felt. However, it did feel good saying it and writing it out because it made me remember why I do what I do for myself.

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#whoistalking My responses actually reminded me a lot of what we talked about in HWA2. I felt like the interview required me to become more in touch with what structures my habits and how I conduct my life, even if it is a somewhat silly, small habit like drinking lemon water in the morning.

#whoistalking I felt like overall the interview was successful, but I did notice that the AI still is programmed to "go with the flow" of what you are saying. When I interrupted it, while it did acknowledge my interruption, it would still default to letting us move on without pushing further.

#whoistalking I felt strange in myself when I felt like I truly wouldn't know what I would want if I had no obligations! There are some general things that I know I would like to do, but it felt weird to think about what my days would be like if I didn't follow the same routine as I always do

#whoistalking I think because the questions were immediately quite challenging and personal, it required me to be somewhat vulnerable and open in a way that I hadn't expected. I didn't necessarily mind it, it actually required me to think more about my answers and not just give halfhearted responses

#whoistalking Overall, I found this interview to actually be way deeper than I was expecting it to be LOL. For reference, I had tasked my interviewer with essentially trying to build a robot of me that emulated my thought processes and emotions, and not just the superficial ones I present to others.

I think the interview was almost like a self reflection and was a way for me to look at my life from and outside perspective. It also showed me how other people could be viewing me or my lifestyle from different point of views and different standpoints. #whoistalking

I never really felt strange to myself but I did kind of sit back and felt extremely independent and on my own from the rest of my family. I'm always out and busy and don't really get time to be home with them or hang out with them. #whoistalking

I felt it when the LLM would build on previous questions and connect two topics. For example, it connected school and friends so I got to talk about what we do at school and how we have fun or how we study together. It was two aspects of my life that seem different were put together. #whoistalking

My own answers were kind of like self reflection on what I've been doing since the school year started and reminded me I need a balance between studies in fun so I can succeed. It also made me happy because i was reflecting on all the fun we have when we're together. #whoistalking