In this short, trending clip, I’m basically testing a funny (but intense) ChatGPT moment: someone asks, “count from one up to a million,” and the whole conversation turns into a back-and-forth where the person keeps pressuring the AI to stop talking and just count. You’ll hear ChatGPT try to slow things down, suggest pacing, and even switch into a safety-first response when the person says “my life depends on it.” Then it finally starts counting—1, 2, 3… and keeps pushing forward. What stood out to me is how ChatGPT balances two things at the same time: following the instruction (counting) and still trying to respond responsibly when the user sounds like they’re in crisis. The “talking too much” line is the exact frustration a lot of people have with AI—sometimes you want the tool to just do the task. But in this video, you can see why it pauses: it’s trying to protect the person first, then continue step-by-step. It ends up counting into the 30s with the user even taking over the count briefly, then ChatGPT jumps back in and continues.