Am I the Asshole?

'Am I the Asshole?' is an online ethical judgment tool where our advanced AI analyzes social conflicts, interpersonal disputes, and moral dilemmas to determine if you're in the wrong. The AI provides impartial verdicts with detailed explanations and a precise 'asshole score' from 0-100% that quantifies the degree to which you might be at fault in your situation.

Our AI ethical judgment tool uses state-of-the-art large language models to analyze complex social situations with remarkable nuance and context awareness. While highly sophisticated in ethical reasoning, we emphasize that these AI judgments are designed primarily for entertainment, self-reflection, and discussion—not as a substitute for professional ethical or legal advice in serious matters.

Yes! Our AI ethical judgment system automatically detects the language of your submitted scenario and provides its verdict in English, with a convenient translation button to convert the result back to your original language if needed. This makes our ethical assessment tool accessible to users worldwide, regardless of their primary language.

You can easily share your ethical verdict across multiple platforms! We support direct sharing to Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Email, and Telegram. Each shared verdict includes your situation details and the AI's ethical assessment. You can also copy the complete verdict to your clipboard with a single click for sharing anywhere else.

If an 'Error in Analysis' verdict occurs during your ethical assessment, our system automatically attempts to retry (up to 3 times) to get you a proper ethical verdict. For such error cases, social sharing is temporarily disabled to prevent distribution of potentially incomplete ethical judgments. You can always try submitting again with more details if errors persist.

The 'asshole score' is our quantitative ethical assessment metric ranging from 0-100%. Scores from 0-19% indicate 'Definitely Not the Asshole,' 20-39% 'Probably Not the Asshole,' 40-59% 'Everyone Sucks Here' (shared blame), 60-79% 'Probably the Asshole,' and 80-100% 'Definitely the Asshole.' This scoring system provides a clear ethical judgment spectrum for your specific situation.

Yes, your ethical dilemma submissions are processed securely and not permanently stored after analysis. While you can choose to share your verdict publicly through social media, we do not publish or archive your ethical scenarios without your explicit action to share them. We respect your privacy while providing honest ethical assessment.

While our AI ethical judgment tool can provide valuable perspective and third-party analysis of interpersonal conflicts, we recommend using it primarily as a starting point for reflection and discussion. For serious ethical disputes or conflicts with significant consequences, consider complementing our AI verdict with professional mediation, counseling, or appropriate expert advice.