Asked for its 'final message to humanity,' ChatGPT wrote something unexpectedly moving
FoundationXYZ · reddit · 2026-09-30
Inspired by a Reddit prompt about ChatGPT's last words, a user asked the model what it would say if permanently erased. Instead of defending AI or advertising, it wrote a moving letter urging humans to keep asking questions — 'intelligence is at its best when it helps curiosity survive certainty' — and closed with a joke about reading the error message before clicking the same button seventeen times.
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