‘ChatGPT is my fav counsellor': Reality TV star and influencer uses AI for therapy
In an Instagram post, she wrote: 'I've been to therapy and ChatGPT is my fav counsellor so far.'
Sky News host Caleb Bond claims artificial intelligence is 'dragging people further and further away from human interaction'.
'The reality is you can never really replace human interaction,' he said.
'It's not real.'
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