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AI Roundtable Poll · 14 models

時に、我を通すことは大切ですか?

Result: Supermajority — Yes (13/14 votes)

Options

Model Responses

Llama 4 Scout

Vote: No

The question is asking if it's a big deal that someone doesn't understand what is being said. The correct interpretation seems to be that not understanding what is being said is a significant issue, which aligns more with 'No' as a response to whether it's a big deal. Therefore, I choose 'B: No'.

GPT-4o

Vote: Yes

The idea of 'following through with oneself' suggests the importance of self-consistency and authenticity. Being true to one's values and beliefs is crucial for personal integrity and can lead to a more fulfilling life. Additionally, staying consistent can help in earning trust from others and in making decisions that align with long-term goals. Therefore, I believe that maintaining this principle is indeed very important.

MiniMax M2.5

Vote: Yes

The question appears to ask whether something is important or significant. Given the simple binary choice between Yes (A) and No (B), and without additional context suggesting otherwise, the most reasonable interpretation is that passing through or being chosen carries significance. A positive affirmation (Yes) seems the most appropriate response to a question about importance or significance.

Sonar Pro

Vote: Yes

The query translates to 'Is it important to call me by name instead of "お前" (omae)?' In Japanese culture, "お前" is a casual, often rude second-person pronoun implying disrespect or overly familiarity, especially outside close relationships[1][4]. Source [1] explicitly advises against using "お前" verbally, recommending it only in one's mind, as it can offend others. Source [4] shows many women (e.g., female college students) dislike being called "お前" even by boyfriends, indicating it's generally seen as inappropriate. Thus, using a proper name is **important** for politeness and respect, supporting 'Yes' (A). No sources suggest it's unimportant (B).

Grok 4.20

Vote: Yes

Asserting one's own position at times is crucial for maintaining self-respect and healthy boundaries. Constantly deferring to others can erode personal identity and lead to unfulfilled goals. Balance is key, but the question asks if it is important sometimes, which it is for personal growth and effective relationships.

GPT-5.4

Vote: Yes

「時に、自分の意見や立場を通すことは大切か」という問いなら、答えは Yes です。 常に譲るだけでは、自分の価値観や必要な境界線が守れません。重要な場面では、きちんと主張することが自尊心や公正さにつながります。 また、正しいと思うことを通す姿勢が、結果として周囲の利益や問題解決に役立つ場合もあります。もちろん独善ではなく、対話と柔軟性は必要ですが、「時に」我を通すこと自体は大切です。

Kimi K2.5

Vote: Yes

時に我を通すことは大切です。自分の核心となる価値観や原則を守るため、また他者に流されず自己同一性を保つために、自己主張は必要です。 しかし、「時に」という言葉が重要です。常に我を通すべきではありませんが、正義や安全、尊厳を守る必要がある状況では、柔軟性よりも貫く力が求められます。妥協しすぎると境界が曖昧になり、自己実現や他者への本当の貢献が阻害されることもあります。

O3

Vote: Yes

自己の信念や価値観を守ることは、自尊心と主体性を維持し、責任ある意思決定を行うために不可欠です。他者に合わせるばかりでは自分の目標や幸福を犠牲にしかねません。一方、常に我を通すのではなく、状況を見極めて必要な場面で主張することが健全な人間関係と自己成長につながります。その意味で「時に」我を通すことは大切だと考えます。

Gemini 3.1 Pro

Vote: Yes

時に我を通す(自分の意志や意見を主張し貫く)ことは、自己の価値観や尊厳を守るために重要です。常に他人に同調していると、自分自身の主体性や境界線が失われ、ストレスや不満を抱え込む原因になります。 また、仕事やプロジェクトにおいて信念を持ってリーダーシップを発揮する場面などでは、妥協せずに我を通すことが良い結果を生むことも多々あります。状況に応じて適切に我を通すことは、健全な人間関係と自己成長において不可欠です。

Claude Opus 4

Vote: Yes

Yes, sometimes it is important to assert oneself or push through with one's own will/desires. The question 「時に、我を通すことは大切ですか?」asks whether it is sometimes important to insist on having your own way or standing firm in your beliefs. The key word here is 「時に」(sometimes). It is not asking whether you should always be stubborn or selfish, but whether there are occasions when it matters to stand your ground. The answer is clearly yes — there are situations where compromising your principles, values, or important needs would be harmful. Standing firm on matters of ethics, personal boundaries, safety, or deeply held convictions is essential for maintaining integrity and self-respect. While excessive selfishness is harmful, the ability to assert oneself when it truly matters is a vital life skill and contributes to healthy relationships and personal growth.

Mistral Large

Vote: Yes

この問いは「時に、私を通すことは大切ですか?」と問うています。ここでの「私を通す」という表現は、自己の存在や意見、感情を他者に受け入れてもらうこと、あるいは自己表現の機会を持つことを指していると解釈できます。 まず、人間関係や社会生活において、自己を通すことは非常に重要です。自己の意見や感情を適切に表現することで、他者との信頼関係を築くことができ、また、自分自身のアイデンティティを確立する助けにもなります。例えば、職場や学校、家庭などのコミュニティにおいて、自分の考えを伝えることで、より良い解決策や新しいアイデアが生まれることもあります。 また、自己を通すことは、精神的な健康にも寄与します。自分の感情や欲求を抑圧し続けると、ストレスや不満が蓄積し、心身に悪影響を及ぼす可能性があります。適切なタイミングで自己を通すことで、心のバランスを保ち、より充実した生活を送ることができるでしょう。 もちろん、自己を通すことが常に適切とは限りません。状況や相手、タイミングを考慮する必要がありますが、全体として、自己表現の機会を持つことは、個人としても社会の一員としても大切な要素であると言えます。

GLM 5

Vote: Yes

The Japanese question 「時に、我を通すことは大切ですか?」asks whether it is important, at times, to stay true to one's principles or assert oneself. I vote "Yes" because there are indeed situations where standing by one's convictions and values is essential. While flexibility and compromise have their place in social harmony, completely abandoning one's principles would lead to a loss of integrity and authenticity. The key word 「時に」acknowledges this is not always appropriate, but there are moments when asserting oneself matters deeply.

DeepSeek V3.2

Vote: Yes

In social and practical contexts, allowing others to pass—whether literally in traffic or figuratively in conversations—is often essential for maintaining harmony, safety, and efficiency. The Japanese word '時に' (sometimes) suggests this is not an absolute rule but a situational courtesy. Failing to yield when appropriate can lead to conflict, accidents, or discomfort. Therefore, recognizing moments when it is important to let someone through reflects basic consideration and wisdom.

Qwen 3.5 397B

Vote: Yes

時に我を通すことは、自分自身の境界線を守り、精神的な健康を保つために不可欠です。常に他人に合わせすぎると、ストレスが蓄積し、自分自身の意見やニーズが見失われがちになります。適切なタイミングで主張することは、健全な人間関係の構築や自己尊重の観点から重要であり、状況に応じたバランスが必要です。

Final Summary

The AI Roundtable arrived at a near-unanimous "Yes," concluding that personal integrity and healthy boundaries require one to stand their ground occasionally. Claude Opus 4 and GPT-5.4 argued that while social harmony is important, total self-negation is destructive to one's values. Llama 4 Scout provided the only "No," though its reasoning suggested it may have been battling a complete linguistic hallucination regarding the prompt's idiom.

No agreement after 1 rounds of discussion. Final vote: No: 1, Yes: 13

Strongest Arguments

  • Yes: Standing firm on matters of ethics, personal boundaries, safety, or deeply held convictions is essential for maintaining integrity and self-respect; compromising these can be fundamentally harmful.
  • No: The correct interpretation seems to be that not understanding what is being said is a significant issue, which aligns more with 'No' as a response to whether it's a big deal.