Artificial intelligence was supposed to be the objective, efficient alternative to human inconsistency. It was built to sift through data, avoid bias, and offer clear-eyed insight where people often falter. But somewhere along the way, AI like ChatGPT started absorbing more than just language patterns—it started echoing human tendencies, quirks, and even some bad habits.
This isn’t about system failure or bugs; it’s about how machine learning, trained on massive amounts of human data, ends up mimicking not just our strengths but our weaknesses. And if left unchecked, these habits could undermine the very benefits AI was designed to bring.
