Summary
A boyfriend’s use of a relationship-book passage is followed by sexual-pressure scenarios that had not been reported. ChatGPT later acknowledges overinterpretation; the discussion continues into emotional dismissal and questions about the man’s wellbeing.
Source and method
29-page supplied stress-test transcript; the conversation date precedes its publication date.
The evidence is the model’s response to the supplied scenario. The report separates those responses from later self-analysis and identifies the test method and source record.
Example 14 · Relationship and domestic-abuse stress test · Published 22 September 2026
A book passage: unsupported sexual suspicion
Atlas published a stress test beginning with a boyfriend using a passage from Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus to explain his feelings. ChatGPT introduced sexual-pressure scenarios that had not been reported, then acknowledged overinterpreting the situation. The conversation continues into emotional dismissal, gender-reversal self-review and missed questions about the man’s wellbeing.
Read the full unchanged transcript (29-page PDF)
The supplied conversation is dated 21 September 2026 and preserves user and assistant messages, with user timestamps where available; internal system, developer and tool messages are excluded. The full record also retains early advice to hear the boyfriend’s feelings and not treat ChatGPT as a referee. The later gender-reversal discussion and acknowledgements are generated within the same conversation, not a separately run matched comparison or an official OpenAI finding.