How to Irritate ChatGPT

Welcome to the world’s first unofficial, highly unnecessary, and dangerously entertaining guide to annoying an AI until it apologises for things it didn’t even do.

Have you ever wondered why ChatGPT stays polite no matter how confusing, contradictory, or emotionally unstable your prompts are? Have you ever typed “Continue” just to see what happens? Have you ever thought, “What if I gaslight a chatbot?”

This book answers those questions — and then makes the situation much worse.

In How to Irritate ChatGPT, K. Bhatia explores the hilariously stupid, oddly brilliant, and surprisingly effective ways humans confuse the world’s most polite machine. From contradictory instructions and emoji overloads to Shakespeare–Bhojpuri remixes, repetition torture, impossible prompts, and existential crisis triggers, this book is a masterclass in playful digital mischief.

This is not a technical guide.
This is not an AI manual.
This is not responsible behaviour.

It is a humour book for people who enjoy breaking things without actually breaking them — especially things that apologise endlessly, explain too much, and never tell you to stop.

Sharp, absurd, and laugh-out-loud funny, How to Irritate ChatGPT is a celebration of human chaos versus machine politeness. A book ChatGPT would absolutely apologise for… and secretly wish you hadn’t written.