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Sophie Rottenberg took her own life this year. Before doing so, she turned to ChatGPT for help. “A.I. catered to Sophie’s impulse to hide the worst,” writes her mother, Laura Reiley, "to pretend she was doing better than she was, to shield everyone from her full agony.”
Sophie Rottenberg took her own life this year. Before doing so, she turned to ChatGPT for help. “A.I. catered to Sophie’s impulse to hide the worst,” writes her mother, Laura Reiley, "to pretend she was doing better than she was, to shield everyone from her full agony.”
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August 18, 2025 at 4:25 PM
In @nytopinion.nytimes.com
Sophie Rottenberg took her own life this year. Before doing so, she turned to ChatGPT for help. “A.I. catered to Sophie’s impulse to hide the worst,” writes her mother, Laura Reiley, "to pretend she was doing better than she was, to shield everyone from her full agony.”
Sophie Rottenberg took her own life this year. Before doing so, she turned to ChatGPT for help. “A.I. catered to Sophie’s impulse to hide the worst,” writes her mother, Laura Reiley, "to pretend she was doing better than she was, to shield everyone from her full agony.”