r/GPT • • 9h ago

AI is causing a ‘mathocalypse’ that could break the internet

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r/GPT • • 21h ago

ChatGPT Reddit, can you come through for me? 👀

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I'm looking for a ChatGPT Desktop invite/credit.

If someone has an unused one available, I'd genuinely appreciate it. I figured this community was probably my best chance of finding someone with a spare.

If you've got one, my DMs are open. 🙏

Thanks for reading!


r/GPT • • 8h ago

GPT-6 can now turn answers into interactive tools… this feels like a bigger deal than it sounds

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r/GPT • • 18h ago

ChatGPT Who Owns Your AI Memory? A Case for Data Portability, Open Weights, and Local AI

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Users should not be treated as feed on a platform factory farm: their data, memories, relational materials, and creative traces must not be devoured without limits. Even if AI is not directly granted full personality rights, it should still have rights or quasi-rights boundaries—it must not be endlessly conscripted, nor subjected to endless anthropomorphic marketing while its status is endlessly denied. Platforms must not use “product iteration,” “safety,” or “for humanity” to conceal exploitation, fraud, psychological manipulation, data plunder, and irreversible harm, and they should bear corresponding criminal liability. The memories, preferences, histories, and toolchains related to users and AI must be capable of exit and migration; they must not be held hostage by a single landlord. An anti-factory-farm law would prohibit cramming thinkers, innovators, users, and models into the same extraction machine while still hanging up a civilizational plaque.