The David Mayer case: ChatGPT refuses to say some names. We have an idea why
A couple of days ago, social media users started reporting something strange. Apparently, ChatGPT simply refused to say the name “David Mayer.” We had to try it out — and indeed, the AI just broke down whenever it was trying to write the name.
ChatGPT now responds to searches for David Mayer. This is what it says.
In the most meta part of the response, ChatGPT concludes, "The exact cause of ChatGPT's difficulty with the name 'David Mayer' remains unclear, leading to various theories and discussions among users," citing Mashable's story, which first reported the issue, as the reason why the mystery is yet unsolved.
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ChatGPT restricts responses to the name David Mayer, baffling users with error messages and theories about the blockage.
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