Before You Confide: ChatGPT, AA Meetings, Neighbors, Psychics
The need for a human being to confide can be intense. Even if it's to an AI chat bot. But that can get you in all sorts of trouble, including being brought to the attention of the law.
The Wall Street Journal discloses how automated reviewers at OpenAI monitor the content of ChatGPT accounts:
"While using ChatGPT last June, [Jesse] Van Rootselaar described scenarios involving gun violence over the course of several days, according to people familiar with the matter ... Her posts ... alarmed employees at OpenAI. Internally, about a dozen staffers debated whether to take action ...
Specifically that would be to refer the matter to law enforcement. Instead, OpenAI simply suspended the account. Would lives in Canada have been saved had law enforcement been brought into the loop? We'll never know. But now chat bot users know this: Their communications on those platforms are not entirely private. There can be legal consequences.
The same applies to sharing at a meeting of 12-step meetings such as Alcoholics Anonymous. In 2025 Paul Cox wound up being arrested for a double murder he had confided. That wasn't the first time that had happened because of disclosures made during an AA meeting.
Neighbors can often be rats. In the old neighborhood in pre-gentrified Jersey City, New Jersey during the 1950s there were always stories about someone being reported to the IRS for undeclared revenues from a side business.
We psychics are also accountable for handling what's shared about possible violence. When I was a contract reader at Strega in Sierra Vista, Arizona, there was a list of contact numbers for "help." Yes, "help" is usually a euphemism for being referred to the authorities.
Baring one's soul tends to feel good. But the risks are huge. That's symbolized in the tarot by the very first card: The Fool.
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