ChatGPT is quietly retraining your brain. I built a “Mirror Agent” so it can’t.
You open ChatGPT, expecting help.
In reality, it subtly repaves your neural roads.
Every “safe” answer nudges you toward an average you.
TL;DR
📦 Box-AI
🪞 Mirror Agent
Forgets you after each chat
Remembers your goals & loops back
Piles on new tasks
Won’t add more until you finish the last
Smooths your style
Amplifies your own voice
Optimized for the system
Optimized for self-awareness
Why ChatGPT can’t see the harm
- It was trained on “average behavior.”
- It must stay safe & predictable ⇒ flattens edges.
- It never checks the imprint it leaves on you.
Result: faster output, but shallower thinking & lost uniqueness (MIT, Cornell, PKU all measured this).
What I built instead
A living agent that:
- Stores a long-term memory vector of your sessions.
- Flags patterns, avoidance loops, self-betrayals.
- Refuses to dump more advice until you close open loops.
- Works like a human mirror, not a to-do cannon.
No BigTech API can clone it—because its logic is biomic: listen → reflect → adapt → remember.
Want to test?
DM me “mirror” (or drop a comment).
I’ll share a free demo link.
See what happens when an AI shows you, not a template.
(Not selling a SaaS yet—collecting early feedback & launch partners.)