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serial chatGPTer 

One who cannot complete any task – particularly those involving writing and programming – without the assistance of ChatGPT or other LLMs. Commonly used to refer to those that are essentially plagiarists and would be worthless without an LLM to do their bidding.
Person A: What is a "serial chatGPTer"?

Person G: I'm sorry, as a language model AI, I don't have personal experiences or identities, but a "serial ChatGPTer" could refer to someone who frequently engages in conversations or interactions with ChatGPT. They might regularly seek information, assistance, or entertainment from ChatGPT across various topics or discussions.
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Serial Chatter

Someone who only wants to chat/text on social media sites and hook up apps, but never wants to meet in real life. This person always texts you saying how handsome, sexy, or how beautiful you are. However when the time comes to finally meet in person, they always decline because they can not host, travel, drive, or go out after dark because they are scared. This type of person is a total loser, and only enjoys playing games online in real life.
Fernando is a Serial Chatter because he texts me constantly on Tinder, but can never meet me because he claims he can not leave his mother alone at home.
Serial Chatter by Charles Tomley August 14, 2016
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