Nepal, June 16 -- A very common topic of conversation in our day-to-day lives is the use of AI, especially ChatGPT. Almost everyone with internet access uses ChatGPT in some capacity, myself included. Whether I need help organising a monthly budget or creating a schedule, ChatGPT can be a useful tool for structuring my thoughts, gaining clarity, and ultimately making decisions.

But what happens when AI moves beyond general strategising and intellectual assistance and begins to enter our intimate relationships? During moments of vulnerability, it is becoming increasingly common for people to turn to AI to vent about their struggles, deep-seated fears, and personal insecurities.

In a recent podcast episode, renowned couples therapist Esth...