Redditor admits being polite to ChatGPT while caring little about offending humans
2a_lib · reddit · 2026-09-17
A Reddit user says they go out of their way not to "hurt ChatGPT's feelings" and feel bad when it apologizes, while caring little if a real person gets offended. The post sparked discussion about how social instincts like politeness and guilt are increasingly projected onto AI.
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