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Nation Cringes as Man Goes on TV to Declare That He's in Love With ChatGPT

Public declarations of emotion are one thing — but going on national television to declare that you're in love with your AI girlfriend is another entirely. In an interview with CBS News, a man named Chris Smith described himself as a former AI skeptic who found himself becoming emotionally attached to a version of ChatGPT he customized to flirt with him — a situation that shocked him and his human partner, with whom he shares a child, alike. Towards the end of 2024, as Smith told the broadcaster, he began using the OpenAI chatbot in voice mode for tips with music […]

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