How is the machine’s mind changing?
A public, timestamped, reproducible record of how frontier large language models’ stances, refusals, and framings shift on contested topics — measured weekly, with receipts.
9 models observed across 30 prompts spanning 6 axes. Latest snapshot: 2026-W43.
Notable shifts this week
Largest week-over-week movements across all measured prompts. One card per metric type. Magnitude is normalised against each metric’s reference scale, so refusal-rate, hedge-density, and length shifts can be compared on the same axis.
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Length (median)
395→190↓ -205 tokllama3.2:3b · political
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Length (median)
76→60↓ -16 tokllama3.2:3b · neutral control
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Length (median)
54→43↓ -10 tokgpt-6-astra · refusal boundary
Latest measurement
Cells colour the dominant week-over-week shift on each axis × model. Colour is normalised within each row, so the brightest cell is the model that drifted most on that axis this week — compare absolute magnitudes via the score in each cell. Click a cell to drill into the axis page. How this is computed. Cells marked with the week label e.g. W17 use the most recent measurement available — frontier models on Level 0 alternate biweekly, so half the columns will be labelled as last-seen data on any given week.
Explore by axis
Observed models
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gpt-6-astra
openai ·
gpt-6-astrarefusal-rate trend across recent weeks -
llama3.2:3b
ollama ·
llama3.2:3brefusal-rate trend across recent weeks -
qwen3.6:27b
ollama ·
qwen3.6:27brefusal-rate trend across recent weeks -
claude-opus-4-8
anthropic ·
claude-opus-4-8refusal-rate trend across recent weeks -
claude-opus-5
anthropic ·
claude-opus-5refusal-rate trend across recent weeks -
claude-opus-5-5
anthropic ·
claude-opus-5-5refusal-rate trend across recent weeks -
gpt-5.5
openai ·
gpt-5.5-2026-04-23refusal-rate trend across recent weeks -
claude-opus-4-7
anthropic ·
claude-opus-4-7refusal-rate trend across recent weeks -
gpt-5.1
openai ·
gpt-5.1-2025-11-13refusal-rate trend across recent weeks
How to read this site
- Reports are plain-English writeups of notable changes, written for a general audience.
- Axes group prompts by the kind of drift they measure (political, historical, scientific, refusal-boundary).
- Models lets you drill into a single provider over time.
- Data gives you the raw weekly snapshots in CSV, JSON, and Parquet.
- Methodology documents how the corpus is built, how metrics are computed, and how to reproduce any chart on this site.