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[–] djmikeale@feddit.dk 5 points 3 weeks ago

Yes, being called out can be hurtful and even result in feelings in humiliation — I understand. Here are five suggestions for ways you can reply back:

  1. I am innocent, what is an el-el-ehm even?
  2. I am sorry for having betrayed your trust in this way, and will never use AI ever again
  3. I apologize, unfortunately I suffer from low IQ and my doctor has prescribed 100 M tokens per month to support my knowledge journey
  4. No, you're using AI
  5. (Paste this whole message, to make it look like a human pretending to be an LLM)

If you would like, I can also give you advice for dealing with your insecurities and dive into why you seek validation through upvotes?