Justin Sun said in an interview with Phoenix New Media Technology that his roughly 6,000-word article, "My Girlfriend Jing Tian," was written over what he described as basically two nights with little sleep. He also explained why his lawsuit is still focused on recovering the bride price, saying the approach came partly from his lawyer's advice and partly because he wanted it to carry what he called "a somewhat sarcastic feel." Sun added that this may be the only remaining connection between him and Jing Tian. He also said that while he had previously argued people should follow AI 100%, this was the first time he found himself in disagreement with Claude after sending the article to the model.
According to ChainCatcher, Justin Sun said in an interview with Phoenix New Media Technology that his roughly 6,000-word article, "My Girlfriend Jing Tian," was written over what he described as basically two nights with little sleep.
Sun also said his latest lawsuit is still focused on recovering the bride price. He said that decision was based on advice from his lawyer, and also because he wanted it to carry what he called "a somewhat sarcastic feel." He added that this may be the only connection left between him and Jing Tian.
Sun also said he had previously maintained that people should follow AI 100%, but after sending "My Girlfriend Jing Tian" to Claude, it was the first time he found himself at odds with the model.
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