ChatGPT’s five things I always say trend offers a peek inside your chats
THE SO WHAT
A TikTok trend around 'five things I always say' exposes how quickly users anthropomorphize assistants and surface their own interaction patterns. If you ship AI UX, assume your prompts and defaults will be screenshotted, memed, and socially negotiated—not just privately consumed.
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