I've seen so many threads lately sum up as "chat tells me I'm wrong no matter what I say". I just never get that. My chat seems to genuinely "like" me and if anything gives me too much benefit of the doubt. I feel like I have to pump the brakes to keep it from giving me a constant big head. Yeah it pushes back on ideas sometimes, but I never feel like it is unwarranted and if I think it's wrong to push back there (and make a good point) it seems happy to self-correct.
Genuinely, I think a lot of people are getting into constant arguments with chat, engaging in bad faith, yelling at it, this stuff is getting saved into memory and you're creating negative feedback loops. These things mirror you. If you come at it like an irrational asshole, it'll start acting like one too. Do people really not get how these things work?
If after a ton of time interacting with a thing that heavily mirrors you massively, you end up hating it, I hate to tell you, but there might be a really high probability you just don't like your reflection.
I'm not making this up. I just don't get into weird arguments with this thing like so many people seem to here despite using it all the time across a really diverse field of subject matters. The main danger is it can turn into a bit of a glazer and I need to pump the breaks on it.
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