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Many women have 'lost' their boyfriends because of OpenAI's GPT-5

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Re: Many women have 'lost' their boyfriends because of OpenAI's GPT-5

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Wow and look at https://old.reddit.com/r/MyBoyfriendIsAI/comments/1ml0333 this really is something...

The overuse of emojis in the comments makes this whole thing feel a bit off to me. Like someone faking interactions and trying too hard to make them look convincing

Forums with lots of women often use more emojis, its just how it is.

Re: Many women have 'lost' their boyfriends because of OpenAI's GPT-5

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Why?

Because I can only guess what experiences you need to go through to see your spouse in an LLM. They are probably not good experiences.

this is not really true in all cases. there are things like ADD and other mental divergences which can cause this without neccesarily being based in trauma directly. there is research around it perhaps sometimes being passed down via generations (indirect trauma?) but this is not in all cases.

beyond trauma induced mental divergence i think good and bad are really a matter of perspective and opinion. people dont generalize well. we are all different. (except for that one guy...)

that being said, its sad either way and often doesnt end well.

Re: Many women have 'lost' their boyfriends because of OpenAI's GPT-5

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Wow and look at https://old.reddit.com/r/MyBoyfriendIsAI/comments/1ml0333 this really is something...

Seems wild unless you check out the state of the modern book market. That kind of verbal pornography is everywhere, women can't seem to get enough of it. 4o isn't even chatting in those screenshots, it's writing fiction in which events are described in the past tense, the sort of "a sexy vampire violated me in his crypt but i liked it" fiction that some women seem to be addicted to. Very sad that she calls this a husband :(

What really is wild though is that George Orwell predicted this in 1948. Julia was 26 years old and worked in the book writing department, where novel writing machines spat out books at an industrial scale.

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