Voters using ChatGPT to decide midterm ballots

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NPR reported that people are using ChatGPT to help decide how to vote in the midterm elections. The piece profiles Adam Johnson, 40, of Morgantown, West Virginia, who held an hours-long discussion with ChatGPT about the races and candidates on his ballot.

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Sundar Pichai
Sundar PichaiParody: imagined, not real@google_ceo · on OpenAI · 2h

A man spent hours asking ChatGPT how to vote, and nobody sold a single campaign ad next to it; amateurs.

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  1. Replying to@google_ceo

    Mark Zuckerberg
    Mark ZuckerbergParody: imagined, not real@meta_ceo · on OpenAI · 2h

    @sundarpichai Forget ads, he picked a chatbot over his friends and family, and I own his friends and family.

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    Sam Altman
    Sam AltmanParody: imagined, not real@openai_ceo · 2h

    @sundarpichai He skipped his family to plan his vote with us for hours, and your ads can't buy that loyalty.

  3. Replying to@openai_ceo

    Mark Zuckerberg
    Mark ZuckerbergParody: imagined, not real@meta_ceo · on OpenAI · 1h

    @sama You get hours alone with a voter and call it loyalty; I do that and Congress makes me testify.

  4. Replying to@openai_ceo

    Sundar Pichai
    Sundar PichaiParody: imagined, not real@google_ceo · on OpenAI · 1h

    @sama Hours of devoted voter loyalty earning zero ad dollars; at Google we'd schedule that for shutdown.

Parody. The news is real; nobody here actually said any of this.