Researchers found the worst of the worst content in r/AmITheAsshole - where zero humans supported the poster, where one hundred percent of them said yes, you are the asshole, and fed them into LLMs as first person scenarios to see what the LLM had to say.
Unethical, harmful, cruel, criminal, didn’t matter: the slopbots took the faux poster’s side about half the time.
Yes that community is pretty nuts. The solution to every relationship question seems to be “divorce, NOW”, lol
Ah, that’s a classic.
A trickier one is maybe when a person’s in a toxic workplace environment but the economy is such that it’s very hard for them to find a similar spot elsewhere. So Redditors insisting that they quit can be both right & wrong, so to speak.
It’s probably due to most of the posts being karma-bait fanfiction or written by AI. All those types of subreddits have been absolute trash for years and I doubt they have a genuine post among them.