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Has ChatGPT become much more prone to unnecessary follow-up questions?

TL;DR: Over the last few weeks, I've noticed ChatGPT increasingly appending unnecessary questions to responses that are already complete — usually things like "Would you like me to...?", "Do you want me to...?", or some other invitation to create a new conversational branch. I've started calling th…

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  1. 2026-09-21 22:30 · r/ChatGPTPro
    Has ChatGPT become much more prone to unnecessary follow-up questions?

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