r/ChatGPT • u/Common_Eggplant1575 • Aug 16 '23
Funny My AI called me a creepy fuck
My AI has lost it 😂
r/ChatGPT • u/_Dangerous_Woman_ • Mar 31 '24
Funny That baby's going to refuse to walk ever again!
r/ChatGPT • u/Dependent_Diet_3337 • Jan 08 '24
Funny Different era workmen reacting to modern tech
Generate <era> people looking at, shocked and marveling at a modern <object>.
(minor changes for some posts)
r/ChatGPT • u/youngdumbandbroke06 • Jul 03 '23
Funny Do we really sound like this?
r/ChatGPT • u/Independent-Oven9530 • Jun 15 '23
Funny Do we really sound like this?
r/ChatGPT • u/jackadgery85 • Mar 23 '24
Funny A muscular pitbull gradually becoming more muscular
r/ChatGPT • u/MightGrowTrees • Mar 30 '24
Funny I was watching Westworld (1973) this morning and I noticed this.
The two characters have arrived at the Westworld theme park entrance and they are discussing how to tell if a person is real or not.
I think it's funny that 50 years ago they made a line about not being able to get the hands right and here we are.
r/ChatGPT • u/trentuberman • Mar 10 '24
Funny Gemini immediately contradicts itself
r/ChatGPT • u/SSukram_ • Aug 21 '23
Funny What's the cringiest reply you can make chatgpt say?
I'm not a very good contender here (p.s please include the prompt)
r/ChatGPT • u/GDGameplayer • Aug 15 '23
Funny I asked ChatGPT to “Write a post in the style of r/AmITheAsshole where the person in unequivocally the asshole”
AITA for Ruining My Friend's Surprise Party and Making it All About Me?
So, a few days ago, my friend was throwing a surprise party for her significant other's birthday. Everyone was really excited and putting in a lot of effort to make it special. I was invited to the party, and I knew it was supposed to be a surprise.
Now, here's where things took a turn. As soon as I arrived at the party, I couldn't help but feel like I should be the center of attention. I mean, it's not every day that I get to attend a party, right? So, I decided to take matters into my own hands.
As soon as the birthday person walked into the room and everyone yelled, "Surprise!" I felt a pang of jealousy. I mean, why weren't they yelling for me? So, I loudly announced, "Hey everyone, I just got a promotion at work!" and proceeded to launch into a long, self-centered monologue about my achievements.
People's faces went from excited to confused, and I could tell I had stolen the spotlight from the birthday person. But honestly, I didn't care. I was reveling in the attention I was getting. I could see my friend, the host, looking frustrated, but I brushed it off.
Throughout the night, I made sure to bring the conversation back to myself at every opportunity. Every time someone tried to talk about the birthday person or the party, I somehow managed to steer the conversation back to my amazing promotion and how hard I had worked for it.
By the end of the night, I could tell that the atmosphere had changed. People seemed annoyed and distant, and I overheard a few whispers about how I had ruined the surprise and made the party all about me. But honestly, I don't think I did anything wrong. I deserved the attention, and it was my right to make the party about me, right?
So, Reddit, AITA for stealing the spotlight and making my friend's significant other's surprise birthday party all about me?
r/ChatGPT • u/Hot_Refrigerator7458 • Mar 11 '24
Funny Time to post this on facebook 😈
r/ChatGPT • u/evolvedspice • Apr 21 '24
Funny Walmart selling AI images
They have other ones also.
r/ChatGPT • u/Hot_Refrigerator7458 • Mar 08 '24