Am I Hot or Not? People Are Asking ChatGPT for the Harsh Truth

Women With Body Image Issues Are Asking ChatGPT Something Terrible

People are using ChatGPT for things its creators never even imagined — including, in a decidedly "Black Mirror" twist, to solicit feedback on how to better conform to society's norms around attractiveness. As the Washington Post reports, women struggling with self-worth and body image issues have taken to asking the OpenAI chatbot, and others like it, for advice on how to be, in the parlance, "hotter." What's worse: despite years of evidence sho…

"Am I Hot or Not? People Are Asking ChatGPT for the Harsh Truth"

ChatGPT as beauty advisor illustrates the consequences of tech intruding more and more into real life.

Am I hot or not? People are asking ChatGPT for the harsh truth

Friends want to protect your feelings. AI isn’t pulling any punches. Ania Rucinski was feeling down on herself. She’s fine-looking, she says, but friends are...

Am I hot or not? People are asking ChatGPT for the harsh truth.

An online trend has people asking ChatGPT how they could be more attractive. It’s not pulling punches.

Am I hot or not

🤳 Am I hot or not? That’s what people are asking ChatGPT. They upload photos, ask for an honest opinion, then get glow-up advice (think skin care routines or makeup tips). Kinda sketchy now that ChatGPT has a shopping feature that recommends products. AI meets e-commerce. Its advice could be influenced by ads, not what’s actually best for you. The post Am I hot or not appeared first on Komando.com.

Am I hot or not? People asking ChatGPT for harsh truth.

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