ChatGPT

The latest in a long series of hoaxes that stated in 1966.

Hey, ChatGPT, it takes more than word games to be self-aware.

by NebyTheyIsDoesThey January 3, 2023

ChatGPT morals

Having morals so strong it's annoying. / Being so overprotective about others' wellbeing it's annoying, resembling that of ChatGPT's moderation.

Person 1: "Hey, wanna go skydiving?"

Person 2: "Skydiving is a dangerous activity, it's recommended to do other things to have fun, such as drawing or reading books. Let's go to the library instead."

Person 1: "Man, you have ChatGPT morals."

by genralty May 16, 2023

ChatGPT Developer

someone who thinks they're a developer because they can create programs with ChatGPT AI

> look at this program i coded in ChatGPT, I'm a true ChatGPT Developer!
> ChatGPT Developers don't exist

by ihfsdihaoifd April 19, 2023

chatgpt

my saviour. i would absolutely fail school if it weren't for chatgpt

person 1: whens the essay due? i havent started
person 2: bro what? its literally due in two minutes
person 1: okay im done
person 2: what the fuck. how?
person 1: chatgpt

by beef oven July 2, 2025

ChatGPT

The only reason people pass school nowadays...
Might as well replace students with AI, who needs students when AI can do all the work? (NOT BEING SARCASTIC I MEAN IT)

Teacher: Wow didn't know you were THIS smart, A+ for you!
Student: Thank you!!
-The night before-
Student: ChatGPT, I need an essay written
ChatGPT: Writes essay
Student: Thank you!

by mynoduework May 27, 2023

The ChatGPT Pillionaire

A mathepreneur-turned-millionaire who makes money online by conspiring with ChatGPT to plagiarize π-related content on the web to create passive income streams or sources, while fully aware that the chances of being caught or punished are quasi-zero.

Is it a coincidence that the ChatGPT pillionaires are primarily from Nigeria, India, and Malaysia, where the oft-corrupt authorities pay lip service to copyrights infringement?

by Numerati January 2, 2024

ChatGPT

ChatGPT is a generative AI chatbot, developed by OpenAI, that was released in late 2022. It uses language learning models to detect patterns in human writing, across millions, if not billions, of human-created texts, in order to predict what is the appropriate order of words for a given prompt in order to generate a response. Although ChatGPT, and really any language learning model, has the potential to be used to improve one's writing by running original content through it in order to get ideas for improvements, it is sadly primarily used by students in order to just create a response to assignments in school that they don't feel like doing. Similar practices are commonplace in a lot of workplaces and research institutions now, and this has lead to a phenomeon known as "AI brainrot."

ChatGPT trains itself on human-created content, often without the permission of the original creators.

by This is my handle okay July 14, 2025