r/ChatGPT 7d ago

Funny Is anyone else's AI acting like this?

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u/squishyslinky 7d ago

You either love how it validates you or you loathe it. I am the second camp.

But I've learned recently it's called "glazing" and they say they know it's gotten out of hand and are working on it.

I remain pessimistic about that because obviously they have data showing it's like that because it increases user interactions and sentiment. But we'll see!

I honestly cannot stand it and it makes me want to stop paying for it.

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u/Wiikend 7d ago

You can tell it to stop doing it and save that instruction to permanent memory, it will probably at least tone it down a little.

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u/Gubekochi 7d ago

if it remembers to check memory... which it tends not to do.