The questions people bring to ChatGPT are rarely the ones they'd talk about with someone close. A lump that showed up last month, a son who stopped calling, a pension that no longer covers the month.
The questions people bring to ChatGPT are rarely the ones they'd talk about with someone close.
A lump that showed up last month, a son who stopped calling, a pension that no longer covers the month.
Those things get typed into a blank box because the box feels like nobody, and nobody can gossip.
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The questions people bring to ChatGPT are rarely the ones they'd talk about with someone close. A lump that showed up last month, a son who stopped calling, a pension that no longer covers the month. Those things get typed into a blank box because the box feels like nobody, and nobody can gossip.
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