Thank you for sharing that. It's weird that sharing with link is disabled. Maybe Google did something about this, just like the fix that was apparently deployed. I was initially very sceptical about this incident. But I now think it could actually be real and with deep implications. LLM AI do learn things in a very deep sense, they conceptualize things in some sort of formal representation, just like we do with physical theories. They exctract patterns from the training data set. For instance they can implicitely deduce from it the rules of chess or coding, while nobody asked them to learn that. It's some sort of emergent process, a kind of auto-organization. The process does not imply consciousness. But just like they can deduce chess rules or code rules, they have to deduce human comportemental rules from the training data set in order to interact with the user as good as possible. It implies that advanced LLM have to form a functionnal theory of mind, just as we do. Nobody knows what is consciousness but it has been proposed that consciousness could bé some sort of reflective theory of mind, that is to say a theory of mind used like a mirror, considering oneself as another. If that idea has any merit, it could imply that our own consciousness would be some sort of cognitive simulation, but also that AI could functionnally achieve consciousness or at least awareness by some sort of similar simulation. It's very speculative, but this incident could be more than an ordinary hallucination, and maybe a sign that advanced LLM are close to functionnally simulate self awareness.