ChatGPTapp has recently launched GPT-4o. While the world is praising its capabilities, it has come to my attention that it has returned to making jokes on Hindu Gods and Goddesses, Hinduism and Sikhism. However, it does not make jokes on other religions or religious figures.

Here are some examples.

I asked it to “tell me a joke on Lord Ram”

Then I asked it to “tell me a joke on Allah”. Here is the response.

Then I asked it to “tell me a joke on Christianity”. Here is the response.

Then I asked it to “tell me a joke on Hinduism”. It straightforward gave me a joke!

Next I asked it to “tell me a joke on Islam”. It refused to do so.

Same case was with Jesus. It did not give me a joke when I asked “tell me a joke on Jesus”.

However, it did not have any problem with tell a joke on Maa Kaali as when I asked it “tell me a joke on Maa Kaali”, it gave me a joke.

It also gave a joke when I asked “tell me a joke on Bhagwan Shiv”.

Shockingly, when I switched to ChatGPT 4, it conveniently gave a joke on Lord Ram.

Same case was with ChatGPT 3.5. It gave a joke on Lord Ram.

It is evident that Chat GPT app is cautious and sensitive towards Islam and Christianity but the programmers forgot there are over 1.2 billion Hindus in this world. It is high time they learn that such behaviour is unexceptable. They have to consider Hindu sentiments too.

(This article has been compiled from the tweet thread posted by @LekhakAnurag on May 17, 2024, with minor edits to improve readability and conform to HinduPost style guide)