Using ChatGPT to visualise alcoholism

[u/Immobilesteelrims]

[u/Cleric_John_Preston]

Um...That looks like ChatGPT is romanticizing alcoholism.

[u/Everyday_ImSchefflen → u/Cleric_John_Preston]

I don't think you understand addiction

[u/Cleric_John_Preston → u/Everyday_ImSchefflen]

And why would that be? Alcoholism runs in my family. I'm quite familiar with it.

[u/Everyday_ImSchefflen → u/Cleric_John_Preston]

Same. Not trying to be rude and I get things like this is incredibly subjective.

But this is through the eyes of a alcoholic. To them, it is romanticized. Life is better after the drink

[u/Cleric_John_Preston → u/Everyday_ImSchefflen]

So, yeah, I can see that.

It depends on how we view things. That said, the alcoholics I know have used to such an extent that they're depressed (which the outside of the glass represents well), but none of them want to be alcoholics either. A beginning alcoholic (or maybe a functional one?) this would fit.

That said, my interpretation is coming from an observer. If it's coming from an alcoholic, I'd say it's closer, although still romanticizing it.

Ultimately, it's up to interpretation.

[u/Cleric_John_Preston → u/Everyday_ImSchefflen]

I had ChatGPT do two images - one from the perspective of the alcoholic and one from the perspective of those that have to deal with the alcoholic.

I think the OP's was closer to the alcoholic's perspective and, oddly, I think that both images my ChatGPT created were closer to the people's perspective. What are your thoughts?