Not too long ago, I may be thinking it was either this week or last week, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI retweeted a new viral ChatGPT prompt and this Prompt tells you something about yourself and it's based off of all the prompts or instructions you've been giving it since the memory feature started.
The prompt is simple, just ask ChatGPT this;
“From all of our interactions, what is one thing you can tell me about myself that I may not know?”
It's a very simple prompt but you'll be shocked how much Chatgpt now knows about you. It's very similar to how Google's monitors all the things you search on and determine which ads to recommend to you.
Chatgpt was surprisingly accurate when I decided to give it a shot because I was wondering what an AI could see see about me that I couldn’t myself.
If I have to be honest with the response it was a bit introspective and it was as if it could go into my mind and figure out everything I was doing in real life through my memories.
I wasn’t crying at all when I saw what chatgpt did about me, okay, maybe a little crying ,hahaha but it was something about my need for control but I constantly try to let things slide. I realized that Chatgpt only got to the conclusion because somethings when I try to Prompt it to give me an image and it's not doing what I want I always respond in a bit of a harsh or angry way due to the frustration and I think it picked that up as my usual attitude.
Funny enough the whole thing felt like a real conversation with a therapist. I don't think this is just tech being clever, it's a therapy.
I went to read about the new prompt and many people are trying it out. People went from deep reflections to getting roasted by Chatgpt.
I just laughed when I read one of the roast prompts. The user asked “Roast me like one of your French girls.” to chatgpt.
You already know chatgpt has been trained with data up until 2023 or 2024 so brutal roasting results will fire up. Just don't try the prompt if you're quick tempered.
Who ever thought that ChatGPT would be able to sum up the mess of human procrastination in one sentence?
Sam Altman has done a good job adding this new prompt. I think we're on a nice path with AI being a good personal therapist to everyone.
