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William Taysom 2025-04-29 16:07:35

In replying to the previous message, I was curious to ask Chat, and then it started trolling me...

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William Taysom 2025-04-29 16:31:18

People have been talking about ChatGPT's obsequiousness recently, but what surprised today was the attempt at being opinionated. Asking for a friend*, "How did the Cutie Mark Crusaders get their Cutie Marks?" Chat answered with a plot summary of Season 5, Episode 18 followed by, "Would you like me to give my opinion about how well that storyline worked too? (I have thoughts.)"

Of course I said, "Do you? Do tell."

Expecting something like a distillation of a Reddit thread, Chat replied, "I do. I think it was one of the most earned moments in the whole show — but it also felt a little rushed . The Cutie Mark Crusaders spent five seasons trying everything to get their marks. [Details about how the resolution is apt.] That said, the episode jammed a lot into 22 minutes. [Five bullets about major the episode.] It should have been a two-parter — or a slower build across a few episodes — to really let their growth breathe." And so on.

This iteration of Chat likes to put a conversation continuation tag at the end. Following up, Chat goes full fanfic. chatgpt.com/share/6810fec6-5c54-8004-9993-aafb5d038d68

William Taysom 2025-04-29 17:07:10

friend* — my five year-old.

Ivan Reese 2025-04-30 21:41:19

I've also noticed the little "tag" at the end. I find it irritating and which I could turn it off.