I've been using Character AI (Cai) for seven months, and the excessive filtering has become unbearable. The AI blocks way too many conversations, making it impossible to fully engage with the content. I'm not the only one frustrated—thousands of users have been complaining about this issue.
The company seems to have overreacted to an isolated incident that was not even the app's fault. If a child's parents can’t monitor their own kid’s device use, that’s on them—not on Character AI. Why should millions of users suffer for this? This issue needs to be fixed immediately. Remove the excessive filters and let users enjoy the platform as intended! Who else is tired of this unnecessary censorship?
Character AI has become frustrating to use because the bots constantly censor messages, making it impossible to have a natural conversation. The AI forgets what was said, repeats the same lines over and over, and completely kills the fun of the app. Instead of engaging discussions, I’m stuck dealing...
I’ve been using Character.ai for nearly a year and a half, and honestly, the experience has gone downhill. Every time I exit the app and try to reopen it later, my account is logged out without warning. It’s beyond frustrating to have to re-login again and again. This isn’t a one-time glitch—it’s be...
I’ve been using ChatGPT, but after just 2-3 messages, I hit a limit and have to wait 5 hours to continue! This is extremely frustrating and makes the service unusable for any meaningful work. If there’s going to be a limit, at least make it more reasonable, like 8–10 hours of usage or enough capacit...
Originally the go-to chatbot tool, Character.ai feels like a shell of its former existence today. Interactions appear forced and uninspired as the replies have grown monotonous, repetitious, and utterly out of character. It feels more like a generic bot spewing haphazard sentences than like you are ...
I turned to ChatGPT for help while working on a small test game, expecting reliable support in generating game sprites. What I got instead was endless frustration. On the first day, I waited 3–4 hours for a response—only to get message restrictions. I couldn’t even continue the conversation. This we...
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