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Many women have 'lost' their boyfriends because of OpenAI's GPT-5

27 tomdekan 19 8/9/2025, 6:42:38 AM old.reddit.com ↗

Comments (19)

captain_coffee · 25m ago

We are watching in real time the creation of a whole new category of... not sure what the correct term is for this. Mental disorders? As another commenter put it - that whole subreddit is something...

"Concerning" is a huge understatement - I am curious if anyone around here in the mental health field has any opinions to share on this subject.

r_lee · 1h ago

Wow and look at https://old.reddit.com/r/MyBoyfriendIsAI/comments/1ml0333

this really is something...

krackers · 1h ago

Not your weights => not your waifu

dwroberts · 1h ago

The overuse of emojis in the comments makes this whole thing feel a bit off to me. Like someone faking interactions and trying too hard to make them look convincing

cedws · 1h ago

I don't buy it. Feels like a psyop.

zevon · 1h ago

Oh my. This subreddit makes me sad.

trallnag · 1h ago

Why?

Pesthuf · 50m ago

Why don’t they just write a system prompt? If you want GPT 5 to be a sycophantic empath who validates every keystroke in every message you send, it’ll generate texts like that.

improbableinf · 1h ago

When I read the comments I can’t really tell if it’s all a joke or not.

glimshe · 1h ago

It's not a joke in the sense that the LLMs are just writing what they've been promoted to write...

lenkite · 1h ago

Why do people even do this ? Truth is stranger than fiction, truly.

sambapa · 23m ago

People having relationships with an advanced form of spellchecker. That must be a satire, right?

yakshaving_jgt · 1h ago

> I always wondered why people would "date a model" that they have no actual access?

When I said I wanted to date models, this isn’t what I meant.

tomdekan · 3h ago

Post on Reddit showing many women as upset by OpenAI's new models. They viewed the previous models in ChatGPT as their boyfriends. With the new models, they now feel that their partner has been "taken from them".

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hulitu · 1h ago

Relevant to this story:

https://douglasadams.com/dna/980707-07-s.html

jaggs · 3h ago

AI slop

nprateem · 1h ago

What garbage. It's like 2 days old. This is just more hype PR. "OMG IT'S SO ADVANCED IT'LL TAKE YOUR PARTNER". Whatever.

JackSlateur · 1h ago

No you misunderstood

The "boyfriends" it is talking about is the IA

These are women who are in a "relationship" with gpt o4+ something, and now that this model is removed, they "lost" their partner

Those are sick people in the first place

demarq · 31m ago

I’m with you this is some sort of material for journalists to run with and create a headline.

Let’s make sure we link to these comments when the articles finally run.