I personally consider "I asked ChatGPT to generate a response to you" not witty but a form of an insult.

[snoopj@hachyderm.io]

@tante yep. "It's Rude to Show AI Output to People" nailed it

[aburka@hachyderm.io]

@SnoopJ @tante "I couldn't be bothered to interact with you so I rented a robot from a fascist to do it"

[hannah@moonserver.yorha.nexus]

@tante@tldr.nettime.org "I asked ChatGPT" sounds like "I don't even really care what I write to you."

The only response should be "Not wasting my time with someone that does not want to have an honest talk."

[publictorsten@mastodon.social]

@tante https://mastodon.social/@warandpeas/116284334221707268

[pela0ykz@rda.komintern.work]

@tante True...

[quad@akko.quad.moe]

@tante Personally it makes me feel a weird kind of sadness.

As if I was looking at someone who's been struggling to open a jar of pickles for 10 minutes but they've got too much pride to admit that they can't open it.

[itseperkele@expressional.social]

@tante I actually want people to tell me if they are using a bot to speak to me. That way I can just block them lol

[takiro@meow.social]

@tante
Me: Just send me the prompt.

[mndflayr@metalhead.club]

@tante

I am encountering more and more "helpful" people that AI-splain answers.
"I heard that you asked about xyz. I don't know the answer, but I asked chatgpt for you, and it said...."

WTF? Jusk keep quiet, if I wanted a slop answer I could ask the slop-o-mat myself!

[cassandra_complex@beige.party]

@tante
I realize that the only way I could respond to that would be: "cool, but I didn't ask chatgpt. What's your response?"

Then I could watch their brain short circuit having to internalize and paraphrase chatgpt. Or at least, they'd be leery to mention that ever again.

[femme_mal@mstdn.social]

@tante On the other hand it's an efficient way to identify people to block so they don't produce even more CO2 just to tell me they can't be bothered to interact like a human.

[thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io]

@tante "let me google that for you" is a great insult from the ancients (~2005)

[jssfr@zombofant.net]

@tante Wait, there are people who think that's *witty*, of all things?

[dantleech@fosstodon.org]

@tante I basically blank everything after "ChatGPT/Claude/Trump said" and skip to the next paragraph.

[datarama@hachyderm.io]

@tante I know a person who has, in an actual face-to-face conversation with me, pulled out his phone to ask ChatGPT what to say to me.

[raganwald@social.bau-ha.us]

@tante In the movie "A Soldier's Story," the black Captain Davenport visits the white camp commandant's home. The commandant's wife brings the commandant a drink on the hot day, and solicitously offers to "have someone bring you a drink" to Davenport.

Yes, she maintains propriety towards an officer reporting to her husband, but no, she absolutely will not personally hand a drink to a black man.

Same energy.

[g@irrelephant.co]

@tante I’ve had people do this to me when I need their specific alleged expertise. It’s a great way for me to filter out the asshats I don’t need input from.

[zer0unplanned@friendica.rogueproject.org]

@tante I maker my own LLM and learn it with feeds that I scrape from the net to regard that or fallback to cloud DataBase if not covered and no need for internet nor API ...

[rytmis@hachyderm.io]

@tante

For me, the absolute worst context is a work discussion where someone says this. To me, it communicates ”I don’t know this subject, and now it’s your job to figure out if this tracks with reality.”

I’ve made it a personal policy to ignore the contents that follow those words _and_ inform the person speaking of it too.

[dbu@phpc.social]

@thomasfuchs @tante came to the comments to say this. I think there was a website that let you do shortlinks that animated the google search.
We used it when people adked trivial questions they should just have looked up themselves.