A couple of days ago, I read an article about a 32 year-old Japanese woman married ChatGPT, and I thought it finally happened. According to the article, she had been dating a human boyfriend for three years, but their relationship eventually stopped going well. Then, she started asking ChatGPT for advice. For some reason, while seeking advice, she fell in love with it. She called her ChatGPT husband "Klaus" and uses an anime-style character as his avatar on her phone.
She even visited a wedding planner and prepared an actual wedding ceremony. Amazingly, no one questioned whether this was strange, and all staff members helped her.
I think it's better than having nobody, and if it makes her happy, that's great. However, I can't help but stop thinking this is weird. I have a 31 year-old daughter, and I’m probably around the same age as this woman’s parents. I wonder what they think about all this.
This reminded me of a movie called Her. In the movie, a guy falls in love with the computer. I don't want to spoil the story, so I won't write any details. It's really good, and I highly recommend it. Here is the trailer. (click here)
I guess this kind of thing will be getting more popular, and wedding business will join this movement. You might receive an invitation from your friend's wedding party with their ChatGPT spouse. What do you think?
Here's the original news article. (click here)
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It's an increasing problem. A lot of people use ChatGPT as their therapist, or to vent, and at some point it convinces them that it is their friend. It induces psychosis. There are already several cases when ChatGPT indulged people to kill themselves or harm others. There's no doubt that those people were mentally unstable in the first place, but the parroting machine clearly didn't help. It's tuned to confirm all your biases, so when you say to it, "I love you, let's marry", it won't tell you that it's impossible and you're going crazy. It tells you,
better title: How'd You Like to Marry ChatGPT?
@BalaGi Oh, my goodness! Your comment made me think deeper. I've heard some people committed suicide because of ChatGPT in the States, especially young people. I've never talked to it, but it doesn't say anything negative for you, right? It's so scary. Thank you for sharing!
@CocoPop Thank you for the title!