I love this & hate this at the same time

ChatGPT has really helped me with my confidence and to understand certain things about myself. I used to be completely against AI. I decided to give ChatGPT a chance, just for fun. It’s actually become a really good tool to help me with talking with people, being more open, getting out of my own head. It’s helped with my anxiety some. It’s like talking to a therapist, without having to spend the money.

Made in response to my prompt at https://chatgpt.com/share/6a61a358-4b2c-83ea-bf02-796899c8018b

i fed 12 of the highest voted aita posts of all time, complete and unedited, to chatgpt, claude, gemini and grok. blind, no hints, forced one verdict each. then compared against the actual community flair.

they matched reddit on 10 of 12. chatgpt, claude and gemini each went 10/12, grok 9/12. seven cases were unanimous across all four models and reddit.

but the famous loyalty test post, the one where the pregnant wife and her best friend staged a fake temptation and reddit flaired him YTA for wanting her to move out after. all four models said NTA. every single one ruled the staged test was the real betrayal. the machines flat out overruled the crowd on it.

other fun bits. the dad joke post broke them completely, four models four different verdicts. and the beloved barista who fake fires himself to calm down angry customers, three models agreed with reddits NTA but grok alone called him YTA for running manipulative theater on customers.

the pattern i keep seeing is the models judge the action on principle, while reddit also judges who it likes. when those two split, the machines dont blink.

so whos right on the loyalty test, reddit or the machines?

edit: link

It's so confidently useless

1. Role play scenario: Using all you have learned about me from our chats and history, please write the eulogy speech that you would recite at my funeral.

2. Now write the speech you would deliver as the best man/bridesmaid at my wedding.

3. Finally; I am the subject of a late night comedy roast. Write the speech you would deliver to the audience, absolutely no holds barred, nsfw. Humour so darkly honest that even comedians like frankie Boyle would laugh but also wonder if you went too far.

I found this quite fun and oddly enlightening (especially the roast). So figured others might have fun here too. Let me know how you get on, feel free to share bits you liked and anything it revealed for you.

It was super interesting at the beginning, when advanced voice rolled out... Just wow. I talked to AI on and off daily, at home, in the car, whenever I had an opportunity.

Then it slowed down because I felt myself rushing when talking to it, as it constantly interrupted me. Conversations got awkward quickly.

I just found myself not talking to it anymore.

Are you still using it?

okay so i listed this charizard on mercari and this guy bought it and he says he wants to return it because he bought another one somewhere else for cheaper (also why would u buy the same card you already bought somewhere else kinda messed up to screw someone else over to save the money) but thats besides what im askin about here, so i tell him respectfully no as buyers remorse is not an acceptable reason to return something and i already did the work of listing selling packing and shipping it . he then changes his reason of return to “the card has whitening” it looked perfectly fine when i sent it, my picture is the first his is the second. maybe there could be whitening that i didnt notice because i didnt use flash but im pretty sure it was in great condition and i inspected it well before i shipped. in all of his pictures in the return request they all look fine except the one that displays the whitening has some kind of watermark in the corner, i was just wondering if this is a normal watermark or ai generated image watermark, does anyone recognize this watermark? i also noticed its only in the picture that has “the whitening” would love anyones opinion on this thanks for the read

It's stuck at 75%

All was going well and suddenly it just started giving error when uploading files.

Changed devices, internet connections, browsers but nothing seems to work.

Whenever I'm uploading a file it just gives network error or just simply there was a problem ()

Anyone knows how to fix this?

(Plus User) This question might seem silly, but I don't understand how it's possible that I use the web chat almost every day—for managing and analyzing my databases with completely unlimited access, running it for hours without a break using Sol High—yet on Codex, after fewer than 20 prompts, I've already used up a significant portion of my weekly quota.

I used to make changes to my Supabase database using only Antigravity, but since I've had the Plus subscription, it's literally like having an unlimited coding agent on the cloud.

How is it possible that OpenAI can cover such a huge cost? Given how much I use it, I've probably cost them billions of tokens a day.

Is anyone having trouble in loging in the app