With the advent of ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot, people have been sharing screenshots of their conversations with the bot on various topics. From asking for help with essay writing to solving problems and more, people use chatbots to provide guidance. Recently, a user on Xu (formerly Twitter) shared a screenshot of his conversation with a chatbot, where he asked the AI tool to write the word ‘approved’ in the style of Shashi Tharoor. The tweet caught the attention of the man himself, who found the result generated by ChatGPT ‘terrible’.
Congress member Shashi Tharoor finds the result generated by ChatGPT ‘awful’. (PTI/Kamal Singh)
“Sir, even ChatGPT recognizes your unique style. It was a fun experiment that I used to draft approvals to be given in an official email,” X user Devesh wrote while sharing a screenshot of the results generated by the chatbot. He also tagged Shashi Tharoor in his post.
The picture he shared shows ‘approved’ written in Shashi Tharoor’s ‘typical’ style. “With due respect to the matter at hand, it is my esteemed privilege to confirm that the proposal in question has acquired the imprimatur of the relevant authorities, thereby conferring upon it the immeasurable distinction of being officially approved and sanctioned,” reads the result generated by ChatGPT.
Check out the tweet shared by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor here:
The post caught the attention of many, including Tharoor. However, the congressman was not satisfied with the results generated by the chatbot. He retweeted the tweet and wrote: “Awful. Ask any bureaucrat who sent me the file. I write ‘approved’!”
Tharoor’s answer soon went viral on X. It got more than two lakh views and the numbers are still growing. Many even took to the comment section of the post to share their thoughts.
Here’s how people reacted to Tharoor’s tweet:
“Haha, but it’s still funny,” one individual posted.
Another added: “Shocking if true.”
“Even a big language model like ChatGPT will start sweating trying to copy Tharoorian style,” expressed a third.
A fourth commented: “Awful. I expected you to point out a grammatical error in what ChatGPT wrote.”
“I used it in your style to send to a friend he couldn’t understand,” shared a fifth.
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Source: newstars.edu.vn