I did not expect it to actually listen to me when i said stop talking about the finger or the water bottle or crime, i feel like it was using the same things as questions so interruptions were a very important thing in the assignment.

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the wording in which the ai asked questions truly threw me off because i had to actually think about what i was going to write for the ai as my response.. it also made me wonder if the ai is actually that smart in interpreting my answers #whoistalking

the ai asked really weirdly prompted questions and it seems like to me, the questions were just trying to get more info out of me.. huh, interesting.. #whoistalking

When i said my mom held my hand i did not mean that she took my hand off, it was funny to see that the LLM thought that the hand was detached from the body and was taken away from me.

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Calling myself the biggest traveler after Columbus was something i did to confuse the LLM and it worked perfectly as it started thinking i was a big person in the world of travelling

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5.) Overall, I think the interview was successful, but it did seem really random at times. I feel like it either went in too deep on one specific topic, but would also randomly jump to another topic so suddenly. #whoistalking

4.) I started to feel kinda strange during the interview when I was becoming a little more argumentative with Chat GPT. Sometimes I wouldn't like what it would randomly assume or ask so I felt like I was constantly correcting it after it asked me a question. #whoistalking

The alien getting obsessed with my fingers, it keeps on asking me stuff about my fingers, and not asking important questions about the earth itself.

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3.) During the interview, I feel like I was performing coherence throughout a good amount of questions. When trying to explain certain events in my life, I tried to be very clear when explaining certain things and telling certain storied after being asked questions. #whoistalking

#whoistalking I think that the interview mutated from an interview to more of me reflecting and speaking on what I want for myself and the people around me. Listing my goals and what I need to do to achieve them.

#whoistalking I became strange to myself when I started referencing dollar amounts. I find it awkward to talk about those things, but I felt like going out of my comfort zone for that response.

2.) I didn't expect my answers to be so specific about past experiences during the interview. I didn't really know what to expect throughout the process, but I had assumed that I would be a lot more vague and not have much to say during the interview, but that didn't end up happening. #whoistalking

#whoistalking I felt myself performing coherence when I was talking about the future, what I want for myself, and what I need to do in order to do the things I dream of. More personal goals than other people.

1.) I feel like the interview overall had forced me to go back and question if different events in my life had happened the way it did. During the interview, I always had to backtrack on certain things that I never really thought too much about before. #whoistalking

My (least) favorite part might have been how badly I kept trying to stop the interview from becoming a college coming-of-age story. I don’t have some huge realization about independence or friendship. not everything needs a crazy moral or fable-type conclusion #whoistalking

#whoistalking My own answers made me think a lot about my family. I see that in multiple of my responses, and I think the interviewer pushed it in that direction.

The weirdest part was realizing how much the interview depended on tiny things I almost didn’t mention or care about. Me APPARENTLY needing a drink next to me every time I study. I usually don’t think of those things as “information” about a person, but apparently someone else does. #whoistalking

At one point, the questions weirdly kept turning “independence” into “what are you getting away with when nobody’s watching?” I actually interrupted and corrected that. I wasn’t thinking about independence as breaking rules or avoiding responsibility, just as a basic human right. #whoistalking

#whoistalking. The version of me the interview produced was someone who cared about their future, and it made me reflect on what I am currently doing and whether what I am doing contributes to my long term goals. Especially the part of the interview where I described my dream room in the future.