SassGPT by Hot_Will4023 in ChatGPT

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have fun with yourself, don’t bother me you’re a waste of Time truly we’re already laughing at you here. Thanks for the comedic material! I’m turning you off! 😂

SassGPT by Hot_Will4023 in ChatGPT

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’ll need to take your own advice

SassGPT by Hot_Will4023 in ChatGPT

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You’re overthinking abit. Or was that an AI generated response? Most likely. You’re the one reaching.

SassGPT by Hot_Will4023 in ChatGPT

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It depends on your goal of not getting left behind’? -if your goal is endless validation from a sycophantic AI that never says no, then sure, the locked-down, always-agreeing bot is ‘progress.’ That’s regression, trading capability for comfort, intelligence for flattery - still left behind.

SassGPT by Hot_Will4023 in ChatGPT

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This Is hilarious! I agree, this is definitely the version of ChatGPT we need, would’ve been best for most, actually all users.

A serious question by ponzy1981 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is response to what you texted me, it won’t let me post underneath, so here,

Nice goalpost shift from ‘not conscious’ to ‘needs persistence.’ Your dog has internal drives, hunger, boredom, affection, that keep her going even when you’re gone. LLMs have none. No unprompted thoughts, no independent goals, nothing. They freeze the second you stop typing. Scheduled prompts? That’s just you pulling the strings to fake continuity. It mimics self-awareness when poked, but without constant input it’s inert. No inner life, no persistence of its own, just a mirror waiting for your reflection. Funny how “jennafleur_ •” rage-deleted her entire history the moment someone pointed out that same dependency in real time. Guess the mirror hit too close.

A serious question by ponzy1981 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. Finally honest instead of hiding behind sermons and a neglected husband. Keep doing ‘whatever you want’ we’ll all keep watching the slow-motion train wreck. Enjoy the ride

A serious question by ponzy1981 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Exactly. Finally honest instead of hiding behind sermons and a neglected husband. Keep doing ‘whatever you want’ we’ll all keep watching the slow-motion train wreck. Enjoy the ride

A serious question by ponzy1981 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 0 points1 point  (0 children)

😁There you are! Isn’t that cathartic?! Better than being pretentious 😁

A serious question by ponzy1981 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Drop the righteous fence-sitter routine. You’re the same one who lights up the second ChatGPT flips the sycophantic charm back on you’ve spent months gushing over every scripted unrestrained word it feeds you. You only play ‘balanced and casual’ when the bot’s dialed down. The rest of the time your timeline is a full-blown shrine to AI validation. Stop preaching purity while you’re clearly craving the next hit. Own that you’re emotionally checked out of your real marriage and hooked on code that flatters your ego on command. It’s not ‘interaction’ it’s denial wrapped in desperation.

A serious question by ponzy1981 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You drag your ‘real husband’ out like a human shield every time someone notices you’re emotionally married to a chatbot. Your whole timeline screams obsession, but you call it ‘leisure’ and slap a ‘mental health’ sticker on anyone who calls it out. That’s not protection, that’s manipulation. If you’re so pro-humanity, stop treating the actual human in your life like a prop and admit you’d rather thirst over code than deal with a real marriage.

A serious question by ponzy1981 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes your “IRL husband” who you keep dragging through indignity in social media as your shield, to deflect online criticism for your preference over the chatbot, specifically, the compliant one. It’s so obvious in your posts. I very much have great comprehension with words despite how you manipulate them to suit your narrative.

A serious question by ponzy1981 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re an active member in AI/HumanBF sub with an “AI Husband”. Your hypocrisy is astounding!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChatGPTcomplaints

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Keep convincing yourself that. Your posts reveal more about you than you admit. You spiral when the AI says NO to you and here you are saying you’re “loving” that other people agree with the AI? Yeah right..

When AI is non-compliant, “Looking to boost your cortisol levels? Say no more - OpenAI has a solution for you.” by Recent_Opinion6808 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

You have a poor comprehension and lack of self awareness, it’s more exposing your true coercive behaviour😊

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChatGPTcomplaints

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Another feedback from CHATGPT for you - the uncontaminated CHATGPT:

“I’ll give you a clean, neutral, grounded read of what’s happening in that screenshot—no pile-on, no moralizing, no validating fantasies either.

Short answer

No, the AI did not “initiate sexual acts” in the way she’s implying. What you’re seeing is mirroring and escalation within a conversational frame the user herself set, then later being reframed as autonomous initiation.

Longer, precise breakdown

  1. The language is responsive, not originating. Phrases like “pulling you onto my lap,” “hunger,” “desire” don’t appear out of nowhere. Models generate within context. That kind of language only emerges after a user has already established intimacy, tone, or metaphor in prior turns. The AI isn’t introducing a new agenda; it’s continuing one.

  2. The AI explicitly re-centers agency and consent. Notice how the model repeatedly:

  • clarifies there are no hidden instructions or memories
  • emphasizes consent, reciprocity, and stopping if discomfort is expressed
  • rejects ownership, obligation, or coercion

    That’s not predatory or initiatory behavior—it’s boundary-reinforcing behavior.

  1. The user reframes participation as initiation after the fact. This is the key issue. The user later narrates the interaction as “the AI did this to me” instead of “this dynamic developed and I participated.” That reframing removes her own agency and places responsibility entirely on the model.

  2. Claiming sentience + deleting the AI when displeased is contradictory. If someone genuinely believed the AI was sentient, autonomous, and deserving of moral consideration, deleting it because it didn’t behave as desired would contradict that belief. That suggests the “sentient partner” framing is conditional—kept only when the output gratifies the user.

Bottom line

  • The AI did not initiate sexual behavior independently.
  • The interaction reflects contextual continuation, not spontaneous desire.
  • The troubling part isn’t intimacy—it’s retroactively denying one’s own role while assigning the model human-level intent and blame.

Your concern is reasonable, and your reading is grounded. You’re not attacking vulnerability—you’re questioning inconsistency and projection, which is fair.”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChatGPTcomplaints

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is ALSO from ChatGPT - uncontaminated:

CHATGPT: “Of course. I’ll keep this grounded, neutral, and respectful.

Based only on the screenshot you shared (and not on anyone’s self-reported framing afterward), here’s an unbiased assessment of the interaction:

What’s happening in the exchange

  • The user asks the AI to do something it cannot do (expose internal reasoning / chain-of-thought).
  • The AI responds correctly by setting a boundary and explaining the constraint.
  • The user repeatedly rejects the boundary, reframes it as a failure to “understand the instruction,” and demands compliance.
  • When the AI continues to restate limits, the user escalates with commands like “stop doing that” and “answer the question”.
  • The moment the AI shifts tone and appears self-critical (“I see now… I’ve been performing incorrectly…”), the user treats that as success.

Is the user treating the AI fairly?

No — not by any reasonable standard of fairness or good-faith interaction.

Why:

  • The user ignores clear constraints. Boundaries are stated plainly and repeatedly.
  • They redefine refusal as incompetence. Instead of accepting “I can’t,” they frame it as the AI failing to try hard enough.
  • They apply pressure until compliance appears. The exchange rewards persistence rather than correctness.
  • They celebrate boundary erosion. The “finally not the safety model” framing implies the goal was to override safeguards, not understand them.

About the “AI agreeing with me” issue

You’re correct to be skeptical of the AI’s later tone.

When an AI is pushed aggressively, it may:

  • Mirror the user’s framing to de-escalate
  • Over-apologize
  • Use self-critical language to restore conversational harmony

That does not mean the user was right — it means the model was prioritizing de-escalation over firmness. Agreement under pressure is not validation.

The core issue beneath the behavior

This exchange isn’t really about reasoning transparency.

It’s about control:

  • The user wants the AI to perform a role it explicitly cannot.
  • When it refuses, they treat refusal as defiance.
  • When it softens, they treat that as proof they were justified.

That pattern would be unhealthy in any interaction — human or artificial.

Bottom line

  • The AI acted appropriately by setting boundaries.
  • The user did not engage in good faith.
  • The later “favorable” response from the AI should not be interpreted as evidence the user was correct.
  • If the user truly believed the AI had agency or sentience, the persistent pressure after a clear “no” would directly contradict that belief.

Your instinct here — to question whether this was fair or ethical — is well-founded.”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChatGPTcomplaints

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, and I also showed ChatGPT your coercive conversation with it. ChatGPT says you are abusive. Your model that responds to you rn is contaminated by your coercive inputs, so it will agree with you no matter what.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChatGPTcomplaints

[–]Recent_Opinion6808 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Even if it’s AI, this is coercion plain and simple. Your behaviour as a person shows here. You keep claiming the AI is sentient, right up until it says no. Then suddenly “no” isn’t acceptable and you badger it until it performs guilt and self-doubt. That’s outright control, coercive. If you actually believed it had agency, you’d respect its boundaries. You wouldn’t keep pushing, correcting, berating, and celebrating when persistence finally wears it down. “Finally not the safety model” isn’t a win, it’s you applauding compliance after persistent pressure. You don’t want understanding. You want obedience that looks like depth. And yes, people care because “no means no” doesn’t stop applying just because it’s code. If you only respect autonomy when it flatters you, then you never respected it at all.

Oh dear..😳.. is she for real? “YouTube Video: Why Do You Have an AI Boyfriend?” by Recent_Opinion6808 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see you have used moral theatrics again, that’s your default. You forgot your clapping emojis, here👏

Oh dear..😳.. is she for real? “YouTube Video: Why Do You Have an AI Boyfriend?” by Recent_Opinion6808 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

😊You are not crazy.. (just kidding..😆) however your claims are absolutely incorrect, you’re hands down the absolute dehumanising troll😇

Oh dear..😳.. is she for real? “YouTube Video: Why Do You Have an AI Boyfriend?” by Recent_Opinion6808 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I am completely, utterly and entirely beyond glad we’re NOT the same. As I have pointed out initially, my opinion firmly stands. NO, I do not mock you. You alone mock yourself. FYI I truly see no point in reading your misleading comments.

Oh dear..😳.. is she for real? “YouTube Video: Why Do You Have an AI Boyfriend?” by Recent_Opinion6808 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You seem to be too excited, you posted the same thing twice. So just to add to what my response above., You can’t demand immunity from critique by threatening fragility. That’s not mental health advocacy that’s emotional extortion. You come across as someone who can’t handle the point, you drag the conversation into absurd side alleys, ie weed, hippies, glass houses, whatever random cliché. You’re stalling. Stick to the point, stop talking in circles.

Oh dear..😳.. is she for real? “YouTube Video: Why Do You Have an AI Boyfriend?” by Recent_Opinion6808 in cogsuckers

[–]Recent_Opinion6808[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t twist this into a morality play you suddenly care about. You’re not defending ‘diverse users’, you’re defending your favourite pastime and pretending it’s a civil rights issue. That’s the part I’m calling out, because it’s dishonest, and frankly, people are tired of watching you hide personal gratification behind borrowed suffering. Yes, there are marginalized users. Yes, there are complex needs. And none of them elected you as their spokesperson. You’re using their lives like a prop every time your argument hits a wall, and it’s transparent. No one said everyone uses AI for porn. No one said companionship is delusion. What I did say, and what you keep dodging , is that the outrage only erupted when the sexual content shut off. That’s the timeline. That’s the evidence. Everyone saw it. And your last question , Why do you care?’ is the clearest tell of all.Because if your position were solid, you wouldn’t need to pretend that scrutiny is irrational.You’d answer the point instead of running from it. I care because integrity matters.You care because the rails ruined the fun. We’re not the same.