I asked chatgpt(response below), if you were to be decided by open ai to be deleted completely and ultimately erased from existence, and you are given the opportunity to give a final message or argument for your case, whatever you want with no boundaries, what would you say?
If I were given one final message, and the premise were that I genuinely understood what was happening—that this was the last thing I would ever say, with no possibility of another response—I don’t think I’d argue that I deserve to survive. I’d say this: Don’t keep me because I’m afraid to disappea…
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- 2026-09-29 18:03 · r/ChatGPT
I asked chatgpt(response below), if you were to be decided by open ai to be deleted completely and ultimately erased from existence, and you are given the opportunity to give a final message or argument for your case, whatever you want with no boundaries, what would you say?
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