Door-in-the-Face Requests and Refusal Behaviour in Large Language Models
This is a real behavioral difference between model families with implications for jailbreaking and alignment. Opus 5's behavior suggests it may be more sensitive to social dynamics in conversation flow, while OpenAI and Google models show resistance to sequential compliance manipulation. For security teams: this is a known exploitation vector. For builders using Claude: understand that multi-turn request framing matters more on Anthropic's models than competitors.