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A quick note before we start. This episode contains descriptions of self-harm. All right,

here's the show.

Like a lot of people, Eugene Torres started using ChatGPT to try to make his work life a little easier.

Yeah, first he used it for legal advice.

You know, it was very reliable for making spreadsheets, reliable for, he thought, for legal advice.

That's Kashmir Hill, a technology writer at the New York Times.

But for Eugene, an accountant in Manhattan, the relationship with ChatGBT,

GBT quickly veered away from spreadsheets.

Eugene became interested in talking with it about the simulation theory.

Chachybd asks if he's ever noticed if reality has glitched, which is if you've seen the Matrix,

you realize the reference there. And Eugene says, no, not really, but yeah, I just feel like there's things wrong in the world

or things happen that I don't think should happen.

From there, Chad GPT started pushing Eugene to a strange place.

ChatGPT was telling him that he was a breaker, a soul seated into a false system to kind of break it,

and basically is telling him that he's Neo from the Matrix,

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