Do you name your AI? It might be linked to your naming habits
KeyVariation8323 · reddit · 2026-08-30
Following up on a discussion about naming ChatGPT, the author notes diverse user behaviors—some assign personal names, others use shorthand for specific roles. The author hypothesizes this tendency may correlate with whether users previously named objects (cars, PCs) or frequently used voice assistants like Siri or Alexa. The post invites readers to share their naming history to determine if the habit is driven by past behaviors or AI-specific factors.
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