You Sent the Message. But Did You Write It?
You Sent the Message. But Did You Write It?
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I was emailing with a company who had a chatcident the other day, someone who I've been emailing/meeting back and forth for the last few years. They responded with "Here's draft for your response: ..."
Then followed by stuff about how much they had enjoyed collaborating and other stuff that would have come across as heartfelt if not for the chatcident giving away the origin of the messagge.
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I was having an argument on Discord a few months ago with someone who always turns every conversation into a heated political debate. I knew they were about to do it again and that it would take hours to extract myself from the conversation. I popped open ChatGPT, pasted all their words in and asked it to argue (politely) for me. To this day it's one of the most satisfying things I've ever done. They kept getting madder and madder and more frustrated. Unfortunately another person in the chat spotted what I was doing and outed me but it was so much fun while it lasted lol. I also noticed the shouty political one stopped bullying everyone in the chat after that. I guess because they thought it might happen again. Fun times :)
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This is what Russia’s been doing to us nonstop for years
And:
Glad to know at least this interaction is very likely real!
Any argument though, sigh, presumably each year it’ll be more and more difficult to have faith in any arbitrary account/poster… love how an orb scan is one possible way out (like the top two scariest ways)
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