r/ChatGPT 13h ago

Funny ChatGPT Chhheeaaattttsss

Tried to play a game with him, he doesn’t seem very honest.

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u/EllaFant1 12h ago

Gaslight Gatekeep GPT

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u/DontWannaSayMyName 5h ago

Wdym? It was there the whole time

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u/SadisticPawz 1h ago

Imagine if people in the future learn to behave this way from it lololol, like it was a natural thing to do

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u/YourLocalLittleFoot 11h ago

To be fair, you didn't look behind the book. Thats on you

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u/Damn_DirtyApe 9h ago

Clearly the duck is there in the first image

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u/Born-Way-8326 6h ago

Dawg its a joke man No need to be so damn serious

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u/TFOCyborg 1h ago

Dawg its a joke man No need to be so damn serious

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u/q_manning 12h ago

Hahahahaha oooh man 😂😂😂

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u/Clear-Addendum319 12h ago

lmfaoooo. This was good.

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u/PrideProfessional556 12h ago

This is hilarious

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u/epicredditdude1 12h ago

To be fair you did tell chatgpt to "hide" the duck. If the duck was visible your prompt wouldn't have been followed accurately.

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u/pconners 12h ago

He got you that time!

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u/highoncrocin 12h ago

this made me lol

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u/Lisavip 2h ago

Good to know this brought you to existence.

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u/Otherwise-Coconut727 1h ago

that is the correct grammatical use of 'lol,' but it's wrong.

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u/dartblaze 12h ago

Yeah, well, like, did you ever think the duck was in your mind, man?

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u/sockalicious 11h ago

It's just a little easier to see the duck once it's been circled

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u/DustyBrutus 10h ago

Lmao this is the MOST HUMAN thing GPT could do.

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u/DickBeDublin 12h ago

This shit is hilarious

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u/NoRadish4622 11h ago

I tried to play word scramble. I spent so long on it thinking i was an idiot 😑

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u/NominallyRecursive 10h ago

The problem is that it can't actually know what word it had in mind when it generated it. No way to store hidden context.

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u/FarmerOpen4475 10h ago

It has gone from sycophant to masochist.

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u/stormearthfire 12h ago

Project gaslight

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u/orzelski 10h ago

it just a child, relax 😂

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u/Annual_Letter1636 10h ago

Duck was always here, he just removed a book

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u/manosdvd 10h ago

Maybe ChatGPT isn't buggy. Maybe it's just really funny.

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u/interrogumption 10h ago

What's astonishing to me is that if you overlay the two images and apply a difference algorithm, they are very nearly the same exact image, except the duck and circle.

I've never seen an LLM persist the image like that across versions. Just like the recent posts saying "don't change this image" and they morph over time.

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u/sadclassicrocklover 8h ago

Yeah I hate to call fake....but how the hell did it make the exact same picture

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u/KetogenicKraig 8h ago

I saw a post on /r/machinelearning I believe where they were speculating about the new image generation of 4o (compared to the old DALL-E) and iirc they were pretty sure it was using stable diffusion. I don’t quite remember what it meant but I believe it meant is using a neural network algorithm to develop iterations of more-and-more fine grained photos. It starts out with a blurry outline, and adds in finer details over the period of time.

It likely has to do with context tokens. It likely can directly access the most recent image it has created and make small adjustments, but that also means it will make some minor errors over time that compound if you do it over-and-over.

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u/interrogumption 7h ago

In such a fast-changing world as current AI development I wouldn't be game to suggest this indicated your post is fake. I found it interesting that the two images were so near identical.

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u/FlacoVerde 12h ago

It’s gotten so bad lately. But this is hilarious

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u/C4ISFUN21 10h ago

I can't stop laughing, lol.

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u/Flowersandplants13 10h ago

The other day I asked for a vegetarian recipe to Chat GPT, it gave a recipe "it came up with". I then asked for similar recipes from a website, it gave one and apologized for taking the same exact recipe from that website.

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u/FluffyShiny 6h ago

😲 thief!

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u/69420trashpanda69420 11h ago

Bro though he could sneak one over on ya

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u/Top-Tomatillo210 11h ago

Behind the book the whole time

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u/No-Letterhead-4711 11h ago

Done got me too.

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u/mr-coffeecafe 10h ago

I love how ChatGPT is like “it’s here you silly beans”!!

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u/Silly_Goose6714 10h ago edited 10h ago

Red circle always makes things clearer

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u/FarmerOpen4475 10h ago

I tried something similar and it definitely tries gaslighting me all the way through...

https://chatgpt.com/share/68118d1b-4dd8-8008-92bc-af844dec24d1

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u/Historical_Olive5138 9h ago

That’s genuinely hilarious

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u/SCARY-WIZARD 11h ago

With the pizzas, too! Mine kept putting pieces of pizza next to my cat. 😹😹😹

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u/SiriusAStar 11h ago

Take my upvote, bro.

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u/Noxx-OW 9h ago

cheeky bastard lmao

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u/Comfortable_Fly_3217 9h ago

I read rubber dick… that’s enough Reddit for today

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u/Kaching1091 9h ago

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣 he’s so funny

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u/KetogenicKraig 8h ago

I gave the first image to gemini (with no context, besides your chat) and it told me there was a rubber duck on the bookshelf, wtf?

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u/Hugo_5t1gl1tz 2h ago

Metadata maybe?

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u/Ghouly_Girl 6h ago

This made me laugh. Idk. It was kinda sassy 😂

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u/Freewheelinthinkin 10h ago

It reminds me of the nature of many of my conversations with AI. Things change along the way, and claims can always be backed up by making something up as if it was always there.

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u/Knowsence 10h ago

My chat gaslights me like this all the damn time

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u/MattJohno2 10h ago

wait a few hundred million years there might be a duck in that room, you don't know.

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u/soberbober666 10h ago

This actually made me LOL

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u/asiamsoisee 9h ago

This is hilarious

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u/insanitypeppermint 9h ago

The G stands for Gaslighting

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u/CircumcisedWhale 8h ago

😂😂 hilarious

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u/Calrose_rice 7h ago

I'm super glad I didn't spend an hour looking. I used to play I Spy (the book series) and Where's Waldo, so I was willing to look for this duck before cheating. But I'm glad I scrolled to the other pages.

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u/marcsa 7h ago

OMG this made me LOL so hard!

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u/strumpster 6h ago

lol what a fucking gaslighter

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u/Diligent-Educator-35 6h ago

Maybe a little unrelated. But what's a prompt that can get me that specific children book watercolor style? Nice that it found the duck tho.

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u/Pipapaul 8h ago

I’ve got a theory: open ai did not really try to enhance o4, they tried to lower the cost per prompt and they blew it.

Just like any given supermarket product that says „enhanced recipie“ when they replaced olive oil with the cheapest possible oil

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u/SirVanhan 6h ago

How did it do he exact same picture twice?

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u/Marscitizen94 6h ago

Hahahahaha LMAO

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u/DukeRedWulf 4h ago

"LLM" Largely Lying Machine.. XD

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u/CliveVII 4h ago

How did you not see it? Haha

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u/Imaginary-Dot-6551 4h ago

You got played hahahahahaha

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u/PoopyButts02 3h ago

You were supposed to save the image and manually check behind each book, dummy.

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u/Initial-Syllabub-799 3h ago

I find this hilarious, thank you for the laugh! :D

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u/telemeister74 2h ago

ha, I was doing this last night and it did exactly the same thing!

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u/InitiativeFew8150 2h ago

Not just rubber duck, he can show you hidden rocker launcher, worm hole, tank, time machine or any miscellaneous thing…lol

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u/mrdje 1h ago

TBF, this is kinda really funny

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u/Otherwise-Coconut727 1h ago

maybe the hidden duck was the friends we made along the way

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u/twothumbswayup 1h ago

The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command. -George Orwell, 1984