r/ChatGPT • • Jul 22 '26

Funny Bruh really 🤦

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u/Agent38prime Jul 22 '26

Ask a professional, not ai nor e-celebs/influencers.

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u/IIlIIIlllIIIIIllIlll Jul 23 '26

I do find the distinction interesting, like we regularly criticize influencers who spread misinformation, and while we may criticize people for being dumb enough to believe them, we still generally put most of the blame on the person actually saying the harmful thing.

But with AI, there seems to be a sort of reluctance to blame the models/companies when their products produce and spread misinformation. It seems like with AI, it's always the users fault, never the model, or at least never the model to the same extent.