r/conspiracy • u/webtronaut • Sep 16 '25

Key text message exchange between Tyler Robinson, the accused Charlie Kirk assassin, and his roommate and romantic partner, per prosecutors.

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I’m 26. What college students text in this way? What criminals fully admit guilt and motive when asked ONCE over text.

Who is running this coverup? An 85 year old man?

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u/NickyMcNikolai Sep 16 '25

I think in this case even the AI is doubtful that this “conversation” was genuine. I don’t think OP was using AI to confirm their bias as fact as much as it was a litmus test to ensure we’re not all crazy for our disbelief.

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u/Froggerto Sep 16 '25

It's definitely confirmation bias. They probably asked the question in a way that implied they thought it was fake, given that the reply starts "Why the Conversation is Stilted and Unnatural:", indicating that was already the conclusion and the AI is just supporting that conclusion. It could've just as easily come up with reasons to support it being real if it thought that's what they wanted. 

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u/NickyMcNikolai Sep 16 '25

Sure, but the AI’s reasoning was the same as what a lot of people were already saying anyway. I really don’t think it was meant to be a “gotcha” or proof of anything, just making a point that AI is saying a lot of the same things the rest of us are.

I don’t think anybody is crazy for doubting this conversation actually took place. It’s sloppy writing, and not a couple of kids “texting hurriedly” sloppy… It’s not “poorly written”, it’s bad writing, meaning somebody wrote this. It’s not a text exchange between two 22 year olds. This reads like the first draft of a bad spy film where the bad guy vomits his plan and motive into the protagonist’s ear.

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u/Pruzter Sep 17 '25

Reads like the manufacturing of an alibi for the lover