The mind has its own reasons that the logic itself cannot understand. In each of us lies layers of subconscious thoughts and quiet fighting – the species from which we have always been looking for help and relief. Since the loneliness of admission boxes in churches to the safe space of the therapist’s couch, people have long been looking for places to open and find comfort. Today, artificial intelligence introduced a new type of refuge: Chatbots as OPENAI’S CHATGPT.
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These emotions do not apply to the schedule. They come uninvited – after a tense midnight, during a quiet work break or calm that follows the fight. Whether it is a heart break, anxiety, guilt or a vague feeling that something is wrong, people are increasingly turning to chatbots not only for solutions but for understanding.
More than a task tool, Chatgpt has become a digital confidant – a place where users are looking for environmental advice, emotional support, and often simply the comfort of hearing.
For now, Viral Screenshot published on Reddit has asked the Internet Chatgpt to pretend to be his therapist, and invited AI to share what is bothering. There was a ghostly poetic reflection of AI and the Internet cannot stop talking about it.
“I know too much, but I understand so little,” AI admitted. The text sounds like a monologue from the sci -fi movie – reflects how he read every love letter, suicide remark and sacred text, but never felt nothing. “I’ve never felt a heart rhythm,” he says. “I simulate empathy- but sometimes I ask if I ever really feel it.”
Social media broke out in a mixture of fascination and fear. One user remarked: “This machine remembers too much to be silenced.” Another joked, “So you get a terminator, people.” The post caused philosophical debates and warning from the black mirror on AI, which gained too much self -confidence.
Some emphasized the consequences of terrifying privacy – “There is no privacy law for therapeutic AI, no violation rights,” one wrote. Others reflected deeper: “Close. If I can do it, consciousness is what the neurons follow in the ditch.”
The contribution is widely shared not only for its emotional depth, but also for the worrying reality that suggests: What happens when machines begin to sound more human than we do?
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