Updated
Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Aug 10
Man Agrees to Stop ChatGPT Texts After Reddit Post Draws 4,500 Upvotes
Updated
Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Aug 10

Man Agrees to Stop ChatGPT Texts After Reddit Post Draws 4,500 Upvotes

3 articles · Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Aug 10

Summary

  • A man agreed to stop using AI in texts after the woman he had dated a few times told him she wanted messages "as you" rather than ChatGPT-written paragraphs.
  • The dispute centered on long AI-generated "morning inspiration" notes and AI-made images of the pair, which she said felt corny and inauthentic.
  • In her update, he said he did not know how to express his feelings without ChatGPT, turning the issue from style into a question of genuine communication.
  • More than 4,500 Reddit users backed her, with several calling the AI images creepy and raising consent and privacy concerns over using her photos.

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