AI user posts 'ChatGPT Wrapped', claims she's spent 99 days in 2025 speaking to artificial intelligence: 'The concept of sending a chatbot over 2000 messages a day'

Ally Perry • Writer and Editor

Dec 29, 2025 8:00 AM EST

Once upon a time, the internet used to promise that it would expand our knowledge; now, it seems to be making us dumber than ever.

It may be true that many people have been stupid online since the technology was in its infancy, but it has to be said that this decade seems to be taking the prevalence of this up a notch or several. The biggest reason for this is the rise of artificial intelligence, and the way in which millions have come to be dependent on it as it has become more and more popular.

In some ways, the rise of AI could be framed as a good thing; there are plenty of boring, repetitive tasks that human beings don't want to do, and with the right direction, machine learning is perfect for. On the other hand, it seems to have made a lot of its users completely dependent on whatever information, opinion, or moral support it can churn out, even when those things do not prove to be of the best quality. Not wanting to think for ourselves is hardly a new phenomenon, but at its worst, it can feel like the powers that be are using AI to facilitate that on a scale previously unimaginable.

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For those who have not caught the ChatGPT bug, it can be hard to believe that some people genuinely rely on it for just about everything they might need help with that can possibly be processed through a computer. The mental and emotional reliance that a proportion of the population have on chatbots has been well-documented by now, but it can still come as a shock to see it in the wild.
This was the case when one woman decided to share her ‘ChatGPT Wrapped’ where she asked the AI to produce some stats on how she had used the platform over the past year. The response made some wild claims, including calculations that suggested she was sending it upwards of 2000 messages a day. Some people doubted that it was telling the whole truth, but there is no denying that there is a minority for whom this looks like a reality these days.
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