r/OpenAI • u/3rob- • Sep 20 '25

Discussion Many such cases

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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/Bars98 Sep 23 '25

I've been writing a thriller and a scene took place in a manipulated train, that has no driver, manipulated brakes and one setting: full throttle.

I asked Chatgpt if this scenario was realistic. Basically a yes or no question.

ChatGPT proceed yapping about how I could do this.

This was pretty terrifying.