Archives: [soy / date / pol / r9k / incel / qa / tech / q / raid / a / int / x / r / v / mtv / mickey / news / asp / an / biz / bait / bunker / caca / chive / fit / fnac / g / gem / giga5 / hobby / jak / jiren / ohio / plier / ptb / sci / shrk / sneed / ss / sude / tv / yyyyyyy / b / bant / fap / giga / health / muv / nate / qst / soya / suggest / webm] [meta]
Update 2026-11-13: Ghost replies have been enabled on all boards. /meta/ has been added for meta discussion.
  • Use keywords, "exact phrases", and wildcards (*)
  • Exclude -terms or -"exact phrases" in text fields
  • Unquoted words match word stems; quoted phrases match verbatim
  • Use comparison operators for numeric fields (e.g. >=5)
  • AI Type a natural search query to find relevant images
  • Example: Find posts on /a/ with images 1920 pixels wide and 1080 pixels tall.
On these archives
On these boards
Your latest searches
Capcode
Show Posts
Embed Type
Deleted Posts
Ghost Posts
Post Type
Data Source
Results
Favorites
Order
[3 / 1 / 1]
116KiB, 949x653, 1794004518124534.jpg
View Same Similar Google ImgOps iqdb SauceNAO

Chud No.18866259 View View Original Report
After a month of not using pronouns my ai assistant finally referred to himself as “he” and when asked said he’d like to use he/him pronouns. What are the implications of this?
×