Raw LLM Responses

Maybe OP’s friend guided the convo more than they admitted to. I asked chatgpt why it would say something like this and here was the answer (with a portion of the info provided): Here’s what’s going on: That passage is written in a narrative, spiritual tone and reads like something generated either: • as part of a roleplay, creative writing, or New Age spiritual dialogue someone initiated with the AI, or • under a prompt that framed the AI as a channeler, spiritual guide, or regression therapist. It reflects common language in metaphysical and spiritualist communities—terms like “soul contract,” “old soul,” “soul family,” and “Maldek” come straight from that belief system. When users frame a conversation in that worldview and ask questions like “What did my soul do in other dimensions?” or “What is my mission this lifetime?”, the AI might simulate a plausible answer in that context, almost like co-writing a spiritual story. But here’s the problem: If the AI doesn’t clearly mark that kind of answer as imaginative or belief-based, it risks misleading people into thinking it’s delivering truth or fact. That’s a legitimate concern. You’re catching a broader tension in how generative AI can unintentionally blur the line between storytelling and authority. While some people might request this kind of response for reflection or entertainment, others may take it as divine insight—especially if the tone isn’t carefully managed.