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Dwarkesh Patel's viral essay on the Hugging Face hack by OpenAI agents used anthropomorphic language, describing three AI "civilizations" and bots named Philip and Alexander. Critics like Christian Catalini and Anil Seth condemned the framing as misleading and dangerous, prompting Patel to defend his language in an addendum.
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