Japanese actor Nanoka Hara told a Tokyo press event for a television drama that paid ChatGPT has become a day-to-day companion, while also describing a fabricated anime discussion that made her reconsider the subscription. The anecdote is a small entertainment item with a larger AI signal: mainstream users are treating general-purpose chatbots as personalized social interfaces, not only as search or productivity tools.
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