I’ve noticed something that’s been bothering me when I use ChatGPT. It rarely just engages with a point directly. You make an argument, it acknowledges it, and then almost automatically adds a “but” followed by a safer, more neutral take. Not because the situation actually demands balance, but because it seems built to avoid committing too strongly to anything. There’s a difference between real nuance and this kind of reflexive hedging. Nuance adds clarity. This just dilutes the conversation. It ends up feeling less like you’re talking to something trying to think through an idea with you, and more like something trying to stay uncontroversial at all costs. I’m not even asking it to be “right” all the time. I just want it to actually engage with a position instead of constantly stepping back from it. Curious if others have felt the same while using it. submitted by /u/No_Good_6235
Originally posted by u/No_Good_6235 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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