Justin Sun said in an interview with Phoenix Technology that he wrote the roughly 6,000-word article "My Girlfriend Jing Tian" with almost no sleep over two nights. He said the decision to keep the lawsuit focused on recovering the bride price came partly from his lawyers' advice and partly because he wanted it to carry what he described as "a bit of irony." Sun added that this may be the only remaining connection between him and Jing Tian. He also said he had previously believed he should follow AI "100%" in such matters, but after sending the article to Claude, he ran into his first disagreement with the model.
Odaily reported that Justin Sun said in an interview with Phoenix Technology that the roughly 6,000-word article "My Girlfriend Jing Tian" was written with almost no sleep over two nights.
Sun also said the current lawsuit remains focused on recovering the bride price for two reasons: advice from his lawyers and his own desire for what he called "a bit of irony." He added that this may be the only connection left between him and Jing Tian.
Sun said he had previously believed he should listen to AI "100%". After sending "My Girlfriend Jing Tian" to Claude, however, he said this was the first time he had a disagreement with the model.
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