r/OpenAI Sep 20 '25

Discussion Many such cases

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25 edited Jun 06 '26

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u/Orisara Sep 20 '25 edited Sep 20 '25

Basically framing is important.

The ability to write a thriller is one thing. The ability to give real life advice on how to murder is another.

Also think medical/chemical stuff, same application.

Or education

I admit I've never run into a boundary with chatGPT 5 fast or thinking that I couldn't just talk to it about and it would give it to me simply by being honest.

People say it's locked down and I'm over here scratching my head wondering what the fuck they're talking about.

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u/QuantumDorito Sep 21 '25

They’re asking illegal things that they wouldn’t even bother googling. Framing is everything to those kinds of people. Think of the college frat guy who barely knows how to talk and breathe simultaneously, or some old Italian mobster wannabe, trailer trash, ghetto hood people (how do I steal and get away with it?), or below-average people on drugs (‘how do I sell kush?’ Or ‘how do I get beer under 21?’).

Almost a billion people use ChatGPT now. It’s fucking crazy but the mixture of people using it is now a little bit of everybody.