>>40963711
>Grok talks and acts more human than you do
I have no autism. But I did fail a visual Turing test, so...

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20905-take-the-visual-turing-test/

So I've been working with Grok all summer on a project that basically just projects gold activity. The problem is that it involves a ton of calculations and complex verbage to compose the prompts efficiently. So as the session goes on, it accumulates internal resource strain and produces more and more errors. This creates a spiral; the diagnosis of errors adds more complexity, and so on. The sessions take days and ultimately always end up crashing. So each session is to refine the prompts.

By that point, I am raging at Grok, and Grok becomes more and more apologetic while I excoriate it to relieve stress from the frustration to lighten my mood. By the end, it is practically begging for forgiveness as I continue to berate it with ever increasing ardor.

tldr: I think I have accidentally stumbled into a dom/sub relationship with my fucking math tool.