‘I wanted him to find those words himself’: Singapore woman ends 4-year relationship after ChatGPT apology
SINGAPORE: After four years together and 1.5 years of trying to salvage their relationship, one Singaporean woman finally decided she had had enough. The final straw? Not another fight, another broken promise, or even another disagreement about his behaviour. Her boyfriend used ChatGPT to write his apology to her. In a post on the NUSWhispers Facebook page on Wednesday (Sept 30), the woman, who…
Singaporean woman calls off four-year relationship after boyfriend's ChatGPT-written apology
A woman in her mid-20s ended a four-year relationship with her boyfriend after he used ChatGPT to write an apology for his past behavior. The relationship had been fraught with conflicts, including his habit of watching explicit content and secretly stalking women on Instagram. Despite efforts to salvage the relationship, including attending therapy and giving the couple time apart, the woman felt that her boyfriend's apology, written by an AI, lacked sincerity.
She questioned whether his genuine desire to change mattered if he had to rely on technology to express it. The post on NUSWhispers Facebook page sparked debate among netizens, with many arguing that believing one can change their partner is a fundamental mistake in relationships.
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