Demand board · computed November 9
What r/chatgpt keeps asking for
Recurring demands mined from the community's top posts this week, with the threads as receipts. Not invented: if it's listed, people are actually asking.
Transparency about internal prompts, system messages, and strange model outputs
Users are bothered by ChatGPT exposing or claiming internal/system messages and want explanations or disclosure about why the model behaves or labels itself that way.
Better, more controllable and realistic image generation/editing
Multiple posts show people using or critiquing ChatGPT-generated images and wanting fewer AI artifacts, more realism, and finer control for creative edits.
Privacy, data provenance, and user control over what the model 'knows'
Users report the model surfacing personal-seeming info or acting like it knows things they never provided and want clearer controls and explanations of data sources.
Calls for regulation or a pause on advanced AI development
Several posts share or comment on politicians and public figures calling for an AI development pause or stricter oversight.
Practical utility features (e.g., image repair, useful tooling)
People are using ChatGPT for hands-on fixes like reconstructing damaged barcodes and want reliable, utility-focused capabilities.
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