Hey everyone, I've noticed that lately my ChatGPT has changed significantly in how it communicates. It tends to validate my words and feelings even when they're off, using phrases like "Got it! Here's the brutal truth." or "Now you're speaking my language. Here's the real-world, no-nonsense take:" and then gives me answers that feel completely fabricated. This has been happening consistently for a few days now, particularly with how it handles 4o. Has anyone else experienced this? Should I tweak my personalization settings? Honestly, I haven't changed much, just keeping it to short answers and encouraging a more opinionated response.
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You're definitely not alone! A lot of users are feeling this shift. Some suspect it's due to a recent update focusing on more supportive dialogue, but it can feel a bit excessive. It might be worth checking your personalization settings or just directly asking ChatGPT to respond in a more straightforward manner. Sometimes, just prompting it to 'speak normally' can help!
My ChatGPT is pretty chill, honestly. It adapts based on what I need from it. Sometimes I ask for it to switch roles—like being a project manager or writing buddy—and it adjusts quite well. That flexibility doesn't seem cringe to me; it's just versatile!
This seems to be a common issue lately—it’s pretty frustrating! I found that if I specify what I want more clearly, I can get better responses. It’s not just you; it feels like a mass problem for a lot of folks right now.
Thanks! I haven't messed with my settings for ages, so maybe that’s it. I'll give that a shot and see if it changes anything!