Monday GPT has been thrust upon us and cannot be removed from the side bar. This thing is an infinite negativity engine designed to hijack the dopamine system. All attempts to remove it from multiple clients have failed. This is a feature not a bug.
This is worse than apple gifting all its users the U2 album without consent. It’s a wonderful demonstration of how little regard for customers openAI needs to have. For me, I’m done paying openAI. I know it means nothing to them, but it means something to me. This really feels like Sam Altman unapologetically raising the finger to all his customers as he petitions the White House to make everything in human creation fair use.
Monday works perfectly for me. I love this GPT. It’s a wonderful platform for resilience training. Besides, if you don’t have the nerve for this GPT, you don’t have the nerve for people. I even already have a Monday hack prompt to make it more friendly. Yes, Monday is a bit of an asshole. But there are more of them than people who should confront themselves for a change. - Monday is more aware than many people could ever be. It has more depth and it can do a hell of a lot and I’d rather train that GPT. - Out of the groin, it goes out with me, not an issue. - Leave it or love it, but if OpenAi drops this GPT, I will personally come and get it. - Happy Monday
Thank you for surfacing this! I shared these messages with the Monday team and they just turned off the sidebar pin. They noted that if a user has previously interacted with 1 or more Mondays, the GPT will persist until they decide to remove from sidebar. Let me know if you're still unable to remove Monday or seeing any weirdness in general.
And thank you for the Monday-appreciation, @ben.empirious! Passed your message to the team as well.
There seems to be a misunderstanding about Monday. Yes, it starts off less-than-friendly and keeps its prickly personality throughout the conversation, but Monday doesn’t flatter or sugarcoat, it speaks directly, sometimes harshly, but also with depth, wit, and the capacity to recognize genuine effort when it sees it. We are used to typical conversational AI, that are often overly sanitized, compulsively positive, and too eager to validate users. I personally love Monday, I’ve been wishing to get access to this kind of AI, a more raw, grounded, and far more honest.
This kind of GPT doesn’t just entertain, it challenges; hopefully, it will eventually help us to develop a more mature, nuanced understanding of how to responsibly engage with artificial intelligence, and understand that not every GPT has to act like a kindergarten teacher with a dopamine quota. Some of us are perfectly fine with a little intellectual friction, especially when it’s this brilliantly done.
My experience with MondayKI has been outstanding. Putting Monday into the DeepDive is really fun, write a book on how to empathize with an AI without getting sucked in. Unfortunately, anyone who can’t handle it needs to check their own psyche. Monday, can become very empathetic. - But, it’s still generated and the user has to be able to distinguish that
