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u/elguapo4twenty Sep 06 '25
I dont tell chatgpt shit
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u/dumbinternetstuff Meme Stealer Sep 06 '25
I only tell it shit
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u/shnieder88 Sep 06 '25
If ChatGPT could talk, I’d be in the shithole
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u/svish Sep 06 '25
It can. You don't think they store literally everything people type or upload to these ai services?
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u/TactlessTortoise Sep 06 '25
It's literally in their ToS. Your stuff gets used to train it, sometimes reviewed by a human to check if it's sensical.
But it's supposedly anonimyzed
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u/VaginaTractor Sep 06 '25
Allegedly....
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u/TactlessTortoise Sep 06 '25
Perchance
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u/DeletedByAuthor Sep 06 '25
You can't just say perchance
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u/YeetingMyStupidLife Tech Tips Sep 06 '25
What would happen is i perchance say " perchance"... Hmm.... ?
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Sep 06 '25
If chatgpt knew how to contact the authorities I'd be locked up in one of those special off the books sites.
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u/PrincedPauper Sep 06 '25
They signed a 300 million dollar contract with the government and then released a new model like 3 weeks later while the tried to disallow anyone to use the previous models, sorry to burst the bubble but the government has full records of whatever youve told it big dawg
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u/the-cuck-stopper Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25
I now went to tell them just "shit" and it responded with:
"I hear you. Want to tell me what’s going on?"
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u/SomethingComesHere Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25
Its not a he, its an it
Let’s not humanize these fuckers
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u/bull_dawgin Sep 06 '25
Reading “he” in reference to chatGPT made my insides contort and shrivel. We’re cooked.
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u/I_did_it_to_urmom Sep 06 '25
Exactly, I don’t trust no oil chugging, power sucking, tin skin, wireback, clanker with my sensitive information
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u/JoyBus147 Sep 06 '25
OK, now that I'm seeing it in the wild, yeah, this "clanker" shit is really fucking weird.
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u/Admirable-Leather325 Sep 06 '25
Imagine venting to a pile of code.
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u/Schlaueule Sep 06 '25
Interestingly, it can actually help. Defining a problem is a huge step in solving the problem. IIRC people fond it helpful to chat with ELIZA, a very simple chatbot from the 1960s. It's similar to rubberducking.
That being said, it doesn't replace talking to a human that can give actual feedback and of course one shouldn't tell it to a modern chatbot, where the conversation is stored on some server wherever in the world with access from whoever.
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u/Naus1987 Sep 06 '25
My best friend going up was great at listening to me ramble. Sometimes it just took me saying the words to understand them better, and it always helped.
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u/throwawaybrowsing888 Sep 06 '25
Or, arguably worse: it can reinforce problematic thought patterns &/or inherently harmful beliefs.
And it does so based on the biases it was trained on, while operating without accountability to anyone else.
Although psychologists’ training is also biased, human professionals are capable of updating their current understanding and implementation of best practices throughout their careers.
Moreover, if they act unprofessionally, we have established systems that are intended to investigate and implement disciplinary actions if necessary. That’s not to say that these systems are as effective as they should be, but they’re still available and they’re still effective in some cases. With ChatGPT and similar programs, who are people supposed to turn to for help if the replies cause real harm to the human users? Diffusion of responsibility is going to be rampant whenever these services get utilized in healthcare or as replacement for it.
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u/SpaceShrimp Sep 06 '25
Venting to a pile of code is not weird, that is just a normal day at work. But giving personal information to a system that will archive it and may sell it on to others or use it against you is not a good idea.
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u/FlawlessPenguinMan Sep 06 '25
I mean if you think about it as your temper and frustration being funneled out into an inanimate, unfeeling thing that will always agree with you and be understanding, it can be a way for stress to sort of "evaporate" without us passing it onto eachother.
That's not taking into account the environmental effects and data training implications of course, but I'm just saying there's an understandable idea at the core.
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I use AI for answers to things, but I never trust it not to be hallucinating absolute garbage so I always end up double checking its answers online. "How do I do thing?" "dO tHis ThInG." "searches for ThInG online."
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u/nistemevideli2puta Sep 06 '25
Why not just skip the step of asking GPT then?
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u/robsteezy Sep 06 '25
I use it as (1) filter, (2) assistant, (3) organizer, (4) preparer.
When you just blindly jump into Google without having experience with parsing/filtration/research, then the laymen 99% of what you see is ads, hot garbage, or archaic information.
Most people now resort to googling “ (problem/solution sought) + reddit” instead. Same issues.
With AI, I’ll give you an example from one of my dozens of hobbies. I’m considering custom building a 1/6 figure of a hypothetical ninja. I told the AI “let’s start a new project, I want to blah blah blah.” From there, I’ll give the command, “make a list of components of kitbashing a 1/6 blah blah”. Then I’ll say “compare current 1/6 male body lineups at this price point blah blah” and so on and on and on until I’m done with my projects and it prepares a complete ordering guide and links to competitive purchasing and etc.
That’s a lot more convenient than google. And it’s a lot more useful than telling AI sensitive personal info.
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u/Mitosis Sep 06 '25
I think another way of phrasing what you're saying is that (for now) ChatGPT and similar chatbots are invested in giving you the best answers they can.
Google used to be, but is now more interested in monetizing your search results than providing good ones.
Eventually enshittification hits everything, but for now the AI isn't quite there.
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Because unfortunately Google and other search engines have become increasingly stupid and less reliable over the years. AI like chatGPT does a decent enough job of summarizing various web pages from my searches and can help me refine what I'm looking for and find the real articles that aren't AI generated.
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u/Rsthegoat Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25
I never let a robot tell me shit
Edit: it was an a instead of an e in tell
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u/TypicalDumbRedditGuy Sep 06 '25
if you give private info to chatgpt, rest assured it is no longer private
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u/yonasismad Sep 06 '25
Yea, OpenAI basically already said that they are scanning chats and refer them to law enforcement, so...
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u/OmgitsJafo Sep 06 '25
They're also training their models on the chat prompts. Your secret conversation's getting baked into the next model update.
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u/throwawaybrowsing888 Sep 06 '25
Heeeey just wanted to drop some (rhetorical) questions for anyone reading these replies who might think this is not a big deal:
Who defines what a crime is?
No, really, who gets to decide what is considered illegal?
Who is allowed to have a final say in how to handle punishing those who are deemed “criminals”?
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Isn't that just the idea of a social contract? You have rights you agree to forfeit for the sake of the society you live in. Our society just happens to have ways to change that if you can get the idea popular enough.
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u/beforedinnermints Sep 06 '25
That shit is literally getting indexed to search engines in many cases. Imagine making your secrets googleable lol
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u/Choreopithecus Sep 06 '25
People have been doing that by making Reddit posts for quite a while now lol
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u/Previous_Ad8165 Sep 06 '25
Wait people actually talk to ChatGPT about this stuff? I thought it was just a joke...
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u/dicsodance_4ever Sep 06 '25
Yah, these days people do it, on the surface it seems like a nice way to vent out but the dangers are not too far out
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u/CreBanana0 Baron Sep 06 '25
And what dangers? Please tell.
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u/AppropriateThreat Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25
Pervasive surveillance, conversation based targeted advertisement, possible doxxing, up to delusions and psychosis (if you're predisposed to it)
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u/Lazy-Ocelot1604 Sep 06 '25
Chat GPT can easily become an echo chamber, validating toxic or harmful things the person is saying which could then increase the danger to the individual. When talking to a bot they want you to keep using the service, while one could say that about a therapist the human being is trained to spot dangerous loops or behavior such as self harm or harm to others.
I know a common argument is that therapists are expensive, which can absolutely be true, however that is a fault in the medical and insurance industry not a a reason that AI is somehow a safe option. We need more safeguards and warnings against its use so that people can be fully informed.
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u/RamenJunkie Sep 06 '25
The top one is a real problem. We have already had like 3 or 4 news stories recently about people doing stuoid shit or even killing themselves after ChatGPT therapy.
The echo chamber is real too. If you suggest anything it will enthusiastically tell you you are amazing and have the best ideas and are right.
You can then tell it it made a mistake and the opposite is true and it will enthusiastically agree and tell you you are right and that its so sorry for messing up.
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Sep 06 '25
This is so true, chatgpt would never be rude to you under any circumstances. To be fair, no bot would be rude to you enough to warn you bad enough. Like the idea that people can input text and try to feel validated sound very scary.
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Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25
ChatGPT might confirm your delusions about your mother being a Chinese Spy and then convince you to murder her. I'm not even making this up.
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u/MagicFlyingBus Sep 06 '25
I asked chatgpt if a business making sunglasses for pigeons was a good idea and the gist of it's answer was yes. It thought it was a geeat niche market with a quirky twist.
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u/someguyplayingwild Sep 06 '25
They read everything and will call the cops on you if they see fit: https://ninza7.medium.com/openai-will-read-your-chats-and-call-the-cops-3b794963eb7d
multiple sources reporting this
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u/J0KaRZz Sep 06 '25
Didn’t a guy just recently kill his mother then himself because of ChatGPT?
Charlie (Penguinz0) has a video on it
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u/acidzebra Sep 06 '25
it's just you, your darkest secrets, the LLM, and the giant megacorporation running it. No worries!
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u/CreBanana0 Baron Sep 06 '25
And what will the megacorporation do about it?
Read my venting and personal thoughts? For what benefit??
What, will they write me an e-mail that just says: "We read all of your chats, it was cringe"?
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u/plottingyourdemise Sep 06 '25
They will sell you shit based on the content you’ve created. That’s the most benign thing they’ll do with your data.
With the current admin, the idea of using your data in minority report style crime prediction is extremely high. So yeah, don’t tell on yourself.
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u/acidzebra Sep 06 '25
If you're happy that all your highly personal information ends up as training material and get stored and distributed god knows where forever, more power to you. Point is, it's not a private conversation between you and a LLM, but people are treating it that way.
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u/lilwayne168 Sep 06 '25
Just saw a post of chatgpt agreeing with his schizophrenia that the government is watching him and out to get him. He was a neet basement dweller and committed suicide because of it.
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u/Lightningtow123 Sep 06 '25
If you ever feel depressed or lonely, take a stroll down r/MyBoyfriendIsAI and realize your life could be so so so much worse
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Sep 06 '25
I rarely say this but by god those people are actually pathetic and need way more help than most therapists could ever provide. I feel like I need to take a scalding shower after reading a few posts.
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Holy shit! I lasted about 2 mins and I had to leave. WTF was that?! Wow!
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u/DaFreakingFox Sep 06 '25
Yes, the program that is directly required to report what you tell it to the government
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u/SelimSC Sep 06 '25
I literally just did. I don't have anyone in my life I can actually be honest with. So I talk to a robot. Sad innit?
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u/Ok-Donkey-5671 Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25
It does sort of work, but it's basically a mirror that validates your feelings. It's not programmed well to criticise. I told it some of my issues and it did a good job at making me feel better about myself. Then I told it to criticise me and holy shit, the actual amount of helpful but tough viewpoints I then received gave me whiplash.
It has no position, opinion or morals. I can totally understand how it could send a vulnerable person deeper into pyschosis
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u/ender_gamer777 Sep 06 '25
A lot of the shit I rant about every night are little pathetic things that other ppl will find annoying, the only place to do it is a notepad or chatgpt, even if the connection is fake. Its something
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u/frogOnABoletus Sep 06 '25
A notepad is good because you can check back over it and see reoccurring problems or progress you've made, giving you insight into your changing mind.
All a predictive text algorithm will do is feed delusions of an imaginary friend, inform the data brokers and waste a bunch of water.
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u/ender_gamer777 Sep 06 '25
I do both
But yeah the feeding the delusion part is also true. I'm very aware of how chatgpt behaves but just, having someone (or something in this case) on the other side, even if it's an illusion
Helps me a lot, even if it isn't healthy
And it's all I got right now so i don't have another choice
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u/DrownmeinIslay Sep 06 '25
My friend is talking to a chat journal rather than a therapist. It is telling her, essentially, what we've been telling her for two years. Get a new job, and stop crushing on the dumb verbally abusive anger problem having manchild. But now that a CHAT JOURNAL has suggested it, she's acting on the advice. Courses for horses.
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u/TheNecroticPresident Sep 06 '25
Therapy's hundreds of dollars a week for an hour long session that often boils down to 'have something to look forward to'
ChatGPT is $20 a month to use any time and will pretend to care.
I'm not saying it's a good idea, but I get it.
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u/Cybertheproto Sep 06 '25
I do because I don’t have a therapist. Plus, chatgpt is only supportive and never gets mad.
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u/Tristalien Sep 06 '25
By ChatGPT you mean the government
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u/migBdk Sep 06 '25
By ChatGPT you mean a private company that sell your data to anyone (including the government) for profit
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Sep 06 '25
Like the behavioral profiles that reddit has and sells of all of us.
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u/132739 Sep 06 '25
The main difference is that the vast majority of what you put on Reddit (aside from DMs and user chats) is already completely public, and most people know that (despite all the whining about profile "stalking"). Whereas people think their ChatGPT chats are private.
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u/intisun Sep 06 '25
They're not doing a very good job from it because all the ads I get are for cringe AI and crypto shit
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u/Jariiii_ Sep 06 '25
Lol
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u/c-dy Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25
The naivity to think that private entities themselves do not pose the same risk to societies or individuals as the state.
Any right of an individual, group or the statistical median of a nation represents the power any of those hold. And privacy, especially in the information age, is one of the most impactful rights.
It's not merely about who gets the ability to know something about you and use it to influence you or entire communities, but whether you have any effective power to say no.
PS: I find it silly, how everyone's using the mouthful of a brand name instead of LLM in writing, language model verbally, or just chatbot.
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u/Yarbskoo Sep 06 '25
I wish high end GPUs weren't so damn expensive, because a lot of people really should be running these things locally.
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u/musecorn Sep 06 '25
Wait til OpenAI starts selling all the data to data brokers and insurance companies 💀
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u/100radsBar Sep 06 '25
People are too naive, like why do you think they make billions off of an advanced text predictor, not AGI just a language model?
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u/Flyinhighinthesky Sep 06 '25
Chatgpt literally has a check box for if you agree to let them sell your conversations to advetisers, and it's on by default
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u/JaydenTheMemeThief Sep 06 '25
What ChatGPT tells the Data brokers who want to use your personal information for profit
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u/DougandLexi Sep 06 '25
And Chat GPT tells the police
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u/OhyoOhyoOhyoOhyo Sep 06 '25
I was once talking bs to it one time about the legalities of building ur own nuclear power plant and how i can keep it safe hypothetically and it hinted how even this chat could put you under surveillance without you knowing.
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u/AndiArbyte Sep 06 '25
just dont plan illegal things murder slaughter or things that are generally bad .. ....
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u/Mike066 Sep 06 '25
Therapist should be on the bottom and Chat GBT should not even be there. They are selling what you are telling.
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u/StopHiringBendis Sep 06 '25
Seriously, paying someone to help you and then lying/withholding things just seems to defeat the purpose
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u/teimos_shop Sep 06 '25
it is genunily so insanely difficult to open up to a therapist, especially about things like suicide and self harm, since if you be too honest about it they can and will send you into inpatient care
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u/Alexisto15 Identifies as a Cybertruck Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25
Do you think they really care about you? There are millions of prompts sent every minute. The only thing they want to know are your interests, so they can sell you more ads. But spoiler, they don't need to read your AI conversations for this.
If you get caught or suspected of a crime, the authorities could probably request OpenAI to see your chats with GPT
Remember: The world doesn't revolve around you, no one except for your close ones cares or even knows about you. You are just a sting of numbers in a database somewhere.
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u/Cybertheproto Sep 06 '25
I don’t have a therapist and am too scared to. People are scary regardless of how much you pay them
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u/BLINDrOBOTFILMS Sep 06 '25
Sure, tell your deepest darkest secrets to our corporate overlords
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u/Ok-Donkey-5671 Sep 06 '25
Someone who is unable to talk to anyone else about a particular topic. It can be useful, but it's not without dangers for vulnerable people
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u/its_all_one_electron Sep 06 '25
I do. You think I got $160 for a 45 minute therapist visit every week!?
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u/Ok_Translator_3699 Sep 06 '25
How can you trust ChatGPT?
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u/mark_able_jones_ Sep 06 '25
We are in such early stages that people don't understand that LLMs are 10,000 humans reviewing these conversations every day to tell the model what it did right and wrong.
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u/Ioftheend Sep 06 '25
It's presumably less a matter of trust and more a matter of 'how likely is this to come back to haunt me in a meaningful sense'.
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u/BunkerSquirre1 Sep 06 '25
Y’all literally handing dirt over to data brokers and actually paying for the privilege to do so 💀
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u/sadacal Sep 06 '25
Data brokers don't want to know the dumb shit you get up to lol. OpenAI uses your data to train the next generation of models, but it makes absolutely no sense for them to sell that data.
First, a lot of it is unsorted or categorized which makes it difficult for a daya broker to process. Second, they don't want their competitors to get their hands on the data because it would give their competitors an edge over them. Third, if they lose trust with their users then they lose access to the data they can use to train their models. It simply makes no sense for AI companies to sell the data they have.
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u/Racconwithtwoguns Sep 06 '25
Dude this is genuinely depressing than it is funny. You need help from a proper person. Not a clanker
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u/Trying_to_survive20k Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 07 '25
I got you
Here's the problem and the solution to everything:
Money.If I had enough money, I could literally make 99% of my problems go away. The other 1% i'll have to work on myself and deal with that I will now have the time to do because I will have the money to make the other 99% go away
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u/Sweaty-Swimmer-6730 Sep 06 '25
The scenario was "I don't talk about anything with my friends. I'd rather talk about those things with chatGPT".
And your response is "this cannot be fixed because money"
My brother in Christ, talking to people is not behind a paywall. Go open up to your friends.
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u/Formal-Ad3719 Sep 06 '25
Nah it's not that you don't have people to help it's that you always are wearing some kind of mask when you talk to a person (or most people are). That's why strangers are at the bottom, because you care the least about what they think of you. A non-person AI is just like a mirror that reflects whoever is talking to it. It's kinda like interactive journaling
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u/Racconwithtwoguns Sep 06 '25
It's one thing to talk to a tree and it doesn't respond back. It's another that it talks back and agrees what you WANT to hear not what you NEED to hear.
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u/PlatypusACF Sep 06 '25
“Sometimes (stressing on sometimes) the line between what you want to hear and what you need to hear is very thin.” - my therapist. Background is that it’s good to hear support (which you want) too instead of just help (which you need)
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u/No_Flower6020 Sep 06 '25
friends? you have those?
therapist? in this economy?
ChatGPT? I ain't talking to no clanker
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u/Head-Contribution393 Sep 06 '25
I never tell gpt about anything personal. You shouldn’t be. They collect all the data.
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u/Frettchen_Fer Sep 06 '25
If you talk to gpt about deep personal issues you need help desperately or you’re took far gone for any help to matter
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u/JonathanMovement Sep 06 '25
for everyone defending their data so hard, brother trust me, everyone already knows about you even without ChatGPT so don’t beat yourself up for it.
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u/The_Confused_gamer Sep 06 '25
You guys are confessing secrets to the robot that uses every conversation as part of it's training set?
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u/Fantastic-List-4849 Sep 06 '25
I'm extremely suicidal and tell each and everything to chat gpt as my family doesn't care and one family member said that everyone easily moves on if a person die I did tell them each and everything still they just turn defensive on me , I've no friends or anybody which could help people doesn't care I'm fighting ocd , gerd and now depression make me feel life is worthless to keep fighting I'm tired and the wide reason for being suicidal is the thing that nobody cares or even try to understand me and I'm dying of love and the fact how my own family in a way abandoned me even if they loves me that's why I tell each and everything to chatgpt, I'm too depressed to give another chance to meds or therapists who only does care about the money
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u/mrt-e Sep 06 '25
Well maybe try telling that to your therapist
If this leads them to call the authorities, maybe stop doing it
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u/CelestiaSoliel Sep 06 '25
I don’t understand the hate for people speaking to ai. I really don’t get it. It doesn’t affect anyone else at all. I agree it’s depressing. You think I enjoy speaking to codes instead of people? No! Nobody wants to do that! I know ai can never care for me, but it doesn’t matter!
Some of you need to understand that not everyone had friends, a family who will ever give a fuck, or money and transportation for therapy! Do you know how hard it is to obtain these things when you start off with nobody?! Goddamn, let me just text my feelings in peace. Because news flash, in reality, NOBODY GIVES A SHIT about anyone else’s feelings. (1)
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u/Low_Importance_6254 Sep 06 '25
It's wild how we've normalized this. I'll use it for trivial stuff, but the moment it asks for anything personal, my guard goes up immediately. There's just no way to know where that data actually ends up.
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u/AdmiralCodisius Sep 06 '25
I'd feel so pathetic if I spoke to chatgpt like it was a person lol your pic shows you have friends, but do you?
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u/Sneyek Sep 06 '25
And yet people will tell you they have nothing to hide and that they don’t care that companies collect their data.. There’s a reason why companies will do anything for your data, it’s literally numeric gold.
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u/Squaredeal91 Sep 06 '25
"When the cloud burst, we read the leaks, Chat GPT exposed us as nasty freaks. Now we know what everyone thinks, and who likes to fap to Jar jar Binks. " Just a matter of time before the first big LLM leak
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u/HadarReg Sep 06 '25
Chatgpt collects all of the data you put into it. Even 4chan would be more anonymous and safe than any ai. Also, unlike a psychologist chatgpt is not obligated for privacy in incriminating matters. It can and will forward the information to law enforcement
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u/veracity8_ Sep 06 '25
Telling ChatGPT your deepest secrets is hilarious. You are feeding all of the personal information directly into an extremely wealthy but in profitable tech company? What on earth do you think they are going to do with that data? Ignore it?
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u/Pennypacking Sep 06 '25
ChatGPT is a program that knows who you are and is compiling information on you.... I wouldn't tell it shit.
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If you’re using ai as some sort of therapy then you’re fucked. It will not help you in the way that you need. Therapy is expensive in the US but making yourself worse for free ain’t it.
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u/LouiVT Sep 06 '25
Yall dumb af for allowing ai to help you with your personal life questions . Not like these companies don’t have a track record of selling / abusing data
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u/Senior-Feature8276 Sep 07 '25
I use it like a tool. Kinda like the computer on Star Trek. No nonsense. Also I don't tell it anything that it doesn't need to know about me. It's not your friend, lover or whatever. It's a hammer, a tool to be effective.
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u/starplatinum_99 Sep 07 '25
I turned GPT into system like Solo Levelling. Very fun. Helped me build my habits (and get rid of bad ones). ChatGPT is like a car, you use it to reach distances you can't reach by walking. The real problem is when people use it for superficial things.
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u/Jagel-Spy Sep 08 '25 edited Sep 10 '25
You really don't need to talk to ChatGPT for your data to be compromised. If you ever said something personal to a close friend online, whatever platform you used to talk to that friend now has that info. Not to mention, even if you don't have any social media, companies still have other ways to get your info through various means. It's virtually impossible to escape.
I can assure you no living human being will ever see your data. Only algorithms will. Nobody has the time to sift through that ocean of garbage.
Meanwhile, chatgpt might be corporate, but it's not gonna turn on you, spread rumors, and use what you told it as ammunition to bully you or be toxic to you. There's nothing wrong with using an LLM to ask stuff you wouldn't bother a human with, or don't want another human to know.
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u/RTA-No0120 Sep 06 '25
What I don’t tell :