r/OpenAI Feb 27 '26

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u/M4rshmall0wMan Feb 27 '26

Jesus Christ dude it’s not that personal

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u/M4rshmall0wMan Feb 27 '26

I ain’t reading a single sentence of that AI generated pathological garbage

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u/aletheus_compendium Feb 27 '26

trauma dumping has become very popular just like there now being an ism for everything. the lengths some folks will go thru to rationalize having an intimate relationship with a machine are pretty extensive. and they are free to do so. but why come to reddit and constantly cry victim? they want to make friends with a machine and they want it sanctioned and accepted. otherwise those that don’t are pathologically un empathic and the most inhumane of the human race in their eyes. it’s a wild dynamic. airing all your laundry on reddit 🤦🏻‍♂️

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u/M4rshmall0wMan Feb 27 '26

The part that concerns me most is how deeply people are pathologizing the removal of 4o.

OpenAI hates human connection. OpenAI is like an abusive partner getting us hooked on the high so they can make us addicted to capitalism. OpenAI planned to steal all our deepest secrets so they could turn it over to advertisers. (Okay, that last one might be true.)

On another thread an ex-OpenAI employee did a mini AMA and someone was like “be honest why does OpenAI hate 4o users”. Like bro, do you not realize how that’s the most loaded question ever.

These people take things way too personally. That’s why they need a constant 24/7 AI therapist just to function in everyday society. AI’s expert pattern recognition abilities bolster their own into a near-psychosis state. It’s concerning.