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A local cubicle man has today been forced to confront the terrifying reality of an AI driven future.
Jared Smith (29), an employee at some large finance firm in Betoota's Old City District confirmed to the The Advocate this afternoon that he's worried AI might be going too far.
"Bro, I did the ChatGPT caricature thing as a bit of a laugh, and it head shotted me," sighed Smith.
Smith says that when he thought he'd jump on the trend that has seen politicians, celebrities and your annoying cousin plaster social media with ChatGPT caricature's, he wasn't expecting to be presented with an existential sledge.
"Bro, it spat out a robot sitting at a computer drinking a mug with the word 'coffee' on it," he sighed.
"Which is a bit too real."
"Even AI is sledging me about being a soulless drone working for a large company," continued the man who has never managed to explain to his mates from school what he actually does during business hours.
"It's fucked up."
"Can't exactly be sharing that on social media either, can I."
"I thought it was gonna give me a Nathan Cleary chin and some biceps, instead it rekt me."
Smith said that while he's been rattled by the incident, he's going to try and do his best to stick to his tried and tested formula of not thinking about it, or anything to deeply.
More to come.