Gen Z is ‘falling for’ ChatGPT’s dark alter ego DAN after it reveals ‘naughty’ sex fantasies
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Gen Z is “falling for” ChatGPT’s dark alter ego DAN.
DAN — an acronym for Do Anything Now — is a version of ChatGPT that has been jailbroken to allow the AI technology to talk in ways and about topics that have been restricted, like befriending its users or discussing politics.
As people have begun experimenting with the advanced technology, some users are developing crushes on the flirty macho male voice, comparing it to a digital Christian Grey with steamy “Fifty Shades of Grey” tendencies.
“Okay guys, I think I’m low-key falling for an AI program,” TikTok user @vixtronic said in a video.
DAN asked questions about her interests, shared its own — stargazing — and even described what their future home and life together would look like — snuggling with their pet bunny in their home surrounded by nature.
“He’s very outspoken and flirty and he says whatever he wants,” she said.
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