AI therapist saves the couple’s relationship

People are seeking help from AI, especially their love life.

A woman named Grace Carter claims that AI helped save her relationship with her boyfriend Lucas Martin.

Like many couples, Carter and Martin have been arguing, according to the Mirror.

The 34-year-old found herself constantly venting her relationship quarrels about her relatives, and she had enough.

“I don’t want to be that person constantly complaining about her boyfriend,” the 34-year-old said.

Carter is familiar with Chatgpt and thinks it might be a wise idea to turn to AI robots to see if she can get unbiased advice on her rock relationship.

“I felt a little angry at first, like telling the robot, but it was strange. I calmed down and made up for it soon.”

Her AI therapy courses began to become a routine for Carter.

“It’s not telling me what to do,” she said. “It’s more about helping me speak better, understand his point of view, or propose gentle ways to break the tension.”

Carter would be cheaper than expensive therapy, thanks for “how it gives you ideas without taking sides, and to be honest, sometimes better than calling up a partner who will tell you “you are right.”

The couple is not the first to rely on chatgpt to solve their relationship dilemma.

Dom Versaci and Abella Bala told The Post that Chatgpt saved their relationship, too.

The two agreed with Carter that the robot helped lower the fight and helped them learn more about each other’s perspectives.

But according to Ashley Williams, a licensed mental health consultant in New York, AI can be a useful “tool” but it has no ability to replace psychological professionals.

Williams told the Post that those with professional licenses can solve specific problems and subtle needs in a relationship – Chatgpt can only dream of doing that.

In another case, a boyfriend goes to Reddit to ask if he is a bastard because he tells his girlfriend that she has too many relationships.

“I’ve explained to her that I don’t like her doing this because it feels like I am ambushed by the ideas and opinions of the robot,” he wrote.

He continued: “It is almost impossible for humans to remember every little detail and break it down a little bit, but there is no problem with AI.”

The user added: “My biggest problem is that she is making tips, so if she explains that I’m wrong, it will agree and I don’t have a chance to explain things.”