when I was younger, so this felt similar to that. Overall, I enjoyed using GPT differently. I think that it's capable of much more than what we credited it to be. It did scare me a little bit to realize all the information that it holds on to about me as I used my personal account #yousoundfamiliar

like a conversation between a therapist and a client.
I think that the interview succeeded but also transformed, as I said before, into more of a therapy session. Although that wasn't the intention of this assignment, I did enjoy it and liked putting my feelings into words. I used to journal a lot

the tone of the conversation as mostly serious. It felt a little bit interrogatory at times. I feel like a lot of the questions that it was asking me were almost setting up my answers. It was almost like it knew what I was going to say based on the previous answer that I had given it. It did feel

human aspect of things. You could tell that it was more giving me a response based on what I said and not able to comprehend the complex emotion of anxiety. It felt like it was nitpicking at my wording and trying to make something that I said more significant than it actually was. I would describe

in English class. This conversation just kind of reinforced the version of me that already exists. The conversation quickly turned into becoming about my anxiety, and obviously there's a lot of layers to that so it was easy for it to dissect. GPT, however, was unable to understand, obviously, the

It’s just verbatim what you said in the video LOL. Maybe i misunderstood the question because of the fill in the blank I thought u wanted us to say exactly what you said 🤦🏽‍♀️