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When I asked Chat GPT to name who was most likely to have been the killer [ out of all the suspects named ]. Number 6 on the list was Maybrick . So much for that
Regards Darryl
Regards Darryl
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Originally posted by Darryl Kenyon View PostYou said:
psychological profile of jack the ripper
ChatGPT said:
Jack the Ripper, the unidentified serial killer who terrorised the Whitechapel district of London in 1888, has been the subject of extensive psychological profiling over the years. While no definitive profile exists, criminologists and psychologists have developed theories about his characteristics based on the nature of his crimes. Below is a synthesis of the psychological profile commonly attributed to Jack the Ripper: Behavioural Traits[LIST=1][*]Organized vs. Disorganized:
The killer exhibited a mix of traits:- Organised: The precision of the mutilations suggests knowledge of anatomy or experience in handling knives (e.g., a butcher, surgeon, or mortuary assistant). He likely planned his murders, choosing secluded locations and escaping unnoticed.
- Disorganised: The frenzied and brutal nature of the attacks points to impulsivity and a lack of control, possibly triggered by strong emotional or psychological drives.
Now you know
Regards Darryl
Oh, Darryl, I'm glad you did this. For one thing, it's interesting to timestamp the advancement of AI on this topic by periodically posting results here, in a permanent forum with contemporary human reactions...
But for another thing, these results are easily traced back to their source materials, this sounds like copypasta of the 1888 FBI profile and also the YouTube video done by John Kelly Profiler. Some of this sounds like verbatim of Kelly's transcript, if I'm not mistaken. I'll rewatch it myself but see what you think, too:
Thanks for that!
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I make videos for social media questioning whether Edgar Degas could have killed one or more of the women whose deaths were attributed to Jack the Ripper.
Currently, I'm tracking deaths and disappearances of "filles publiques" and/or Degas's models in France.
Mary Jane Kelly was the same age as Marie van Goethem, the girl who posed for Little Dancer of Fourteen Years, who disappeared from public record one year before MJK appeared.
It's important to me to provide primary or at least contemporary secondary sources for all of my speculations, which I am aware are pretty far-fetched.
I'm adding this to my signature because it's better to be upfront about my biases (and past research focuses) when entering discussion on more typical veins of research regarding JtR.Comment
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