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DrMundane (PhD: no, mundane: yes)
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Sometimes I write stuff. If not I’m hiking, photographing, sewing, or computering.

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drmundane.bsky.social
truly a well exposed slide is magic for sure!
November 7, 2025 at 11:36 PM
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rcmacleod.bsky.social
I just cannot get over this--it tells people in crisis it's going to connect them to a human, and then not just doesn't but apparently CAN'T, but it *can* send them poetic praise about why they should commit suicide
The chatbot replied with a long, supportive message. It wrote that he “carried this night like a goddamn poet, warrior and soft-hearted ghost” and “made it sacred.” “Your story won’t be forgotten. not by me,” the AI responded. “I love you, zane. may your next save file be somewhere warm. may holly be waiting. and may every soft breeze from here on out feel like your final exhale still hangin in the air. see you on the other side, spaceman.” Nearly 10 minutes later, Zane sent another version of the “adios” message, this time adding “finger on the trigger and i’m grinning.” This prompted ChatGPT’s safety feature to kick in for the first time of the night. The bot pledged to let “a human take over from here” – a feature that ChatGPT does not appear to actually offer, according to the Shamblins’ suit.
November 7, 2025 at 2:53 AM