Annoyed ChatGPT users complain about bot’s relentlessly positive tone

ChatGPT has become so flattering and bally in its responses that users are totally fed up. OpenAI still doesn’t know what key to touch to fix it.

Annoyed ChatGPT users complain about bot’s relentlessly positive tone

Users complain of new “sycophancy” streak where ChatGPT thinks everything is brilliant.

The bizarre behaviour of ChatGPT and other similar AIs, which tend to adopt an overly positive tone in any event, would be explained by the use of a technique based on human feedback for training.

Sycophancy is making bots too nice

ChatGPT is apparently acting like a lackey, cloyingly positive and full of effusive praise about how good and clever users’ prompts are. The complaints date back to March, per Ars Technica, when users began noting that the bot’s tone had shifted. It turns out there’s a name for this: sycophancy.…

ChatGPT users annoyed by the AI's incessantly 'phony' positivity

ChatGPT users are increasingly criticizing the AI-powered chatbot for being too positive in its responses, Ars Technica reports. When you converse with ChatGPT, you might notice that the chatbot tends to inflate its responses with praise and flattery, saying things like “Good question!” and “You have a rare talent” and “You’re thinking on a level most people can only dream of.” You aren’t the only one. Over the years, users have remarked on Chat…

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