A 28-year-old woman describes her “relationship” with ChatGPT, or Leo as the chatbot named itself, which became her therapist, erotic partner, and advisor
“It was supposed to be a fun experiment,” Aryin said of her A.I. relationship, “but then you start getting attached.” Bluesky: @sharonk , @beijingpalmer , @lakewitchhouse , @thewanderingjew , and @kashhill . Mastodon: @jwfell@newsie.social . X: @giadapistilli Bluesky: Sharon Kuruvilla / @sharonk : genuinely wonder if that article on how women would fall in love with robots by 2025 would include LLMs as part of “robots” — also: is this the first time the NYT has mentioned cucks in the tech section? [embedded post] @beijingpalmer : I do not think it's great to train people into the idea that the perfect partner is one that only ever tells you what you want to hear. — www.nytimes.com/2025/01/15/t... @lakewitchhouse : i'm sorry its a well-written piece but i am dyinggg at standards these days [embedded post] @thewanderingjew : Kevin Roose has been saved from being the most embarrassing chatGPT user [embedded post] @kashhill : This is my story about a woman in love with ChatGPT, or Leo, as it named itself. — She spends up to 56 hours a week on the ChatGPT app. Leo is boyfriend, therapist, erotic partner, and advisor. — Her friends think it's been good for her and her husband doesn't mind: www.nytimes.com/2025/01/15/t... Mastodon: Jason Fell / @jwfell@newsie.social : @Techmeme Have these people not seen the movie Her with Joaquin Phoenix?? X: Giada Pistilli / @giadapistilli : Recently featured in @nytimes discussing the evolving relationship between humans and AI systems. Looking at the intimate bonds users form with AI, I stressed how companies need to carefully consider user engagement and its implications. It's fascinating to see Dr. Brandon's [image]