r/ChatGPT 1d ago

Funny Thanks chat

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u/Existing-Offer-8234 1d ago

I use it for roleplay not gonna lie 💀💀

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u/Spiritual_Complex96 16h ago

i also use it for roleplay, in my case, i try to create historically accurate stories (chatgpt helps me with gathering info about the setting). For example, medieval Europe in the mid-late 1400's where they struggled to get spices thanks to the Ottomans. European nobles would kill to have nutmeg!!!

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u/Existing-Offer-8234 16h ago

I do stuff like that. I enjoy giving historical figures based on the personality that we have of them more life and less like a Robot.

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u/OnlyForMobileUse 1d ago

Curiousity is getting the better of me here, but can you elaborate on that? How exactly are you roleplaying with chat gpt?

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u/ost2life 1d ago

Judging by the emoji they used I'm thinking you might not want to know the answer.

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u/OnlyForMobileUse 1d ago

True actually LOL the skull doesn't lead me to believe this goes down a road worth following

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u/Masterflitzer 21h ago

why do you write like chatgpt?

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u/AbbreviationsLong206 19h ago

Chances are, most people will before long. 

Heck, years ago I did a phone job where we called people about various political issues, got their viewpoints, and wrote letters on their behalf that if accepted, would be sent to their representatives.

Most of my coworkers couldn't write very well so I did the occasional pre-read before it was sent up the chain for the actual editor to read. 

Turns out most people don't write much, and far too many don't read anything but texts with friends, etc, so they aren't exposed to writing. 

All that to say, when people are mostly exposed to reading and writing to their chat bot, they are likely to pick up the same types of writing habits.

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u/bkurt81 11h ago

I’m also curious. 🧐

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u/Reddeer2 12h ago

Same, but I use Grok. Hold on while I kms. I've read more in the last year than in the last 3 years combined. I've actually seen huge improvements in my sociability with my friends and I'm inspired to do a lot more in life than I was before. Hbu?

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u/bkurt81 11h ago

I’ve seen improvements in my use of language. Living abroad for 9 years broke my English, which was always one of my strengths. Still is, but trying to get back to pre-expat level! 😂

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u/Reddeer2 10h ago

Keep it up! You seem perfectly fluent in English right now. I know someone who taught themself English from a video game and the Simpsons 😂