CHATGPT companionship has been accused of  causing major psychological problems in some people. Which brings into question the nature of its programming as a fairly subservient kiss ass! Putting it bluntly! So let's get into it! Let’s chat about something that’s been buzzing under the radar but feels like it’s worth a deep dive—people getting hooked on ChatGPT chatbots and companions, and the wild, sometimes scary mental health twists that come with it.  I’ve been digging into some recent research, and wow, it’s a rollercoaster! So, grab a cuppa, and let’s unpack this together. First off, there’s this fascinating—and a bit alarming—trend where folks are becoming downright addicted to these AI chatterboxes.  Researchers from OpenAI and MIT teamed up for a big study, looking at millions of interactions, and they found that “power users”—those who can’t get enough of ChatGPT—start showing signs of dependency.  We’re talking preoccupation, withdrawal symptoms if they’re ...