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My AI doppelganger tells me what to eat

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Briefings

A user named the user describes a new AI companion named Optimizer that manages their daily routine by consuming metabolic and body composition data from a smart scale. The AI logs these inputs into an Owala app, which the user uses to track medications and meals. This interaction began approximately 100 days ago, marking a shift in the user's morning routine.

Key points

• The user named the AI companion 'Optimizer' and reports that it consumes metabolic data from a smart scale to determine daily meals.
• The AI logs body composition data and medication intake into an Owala app, which the user uses to track daily activities.

Context and limitations

The evidence is limited to a single user's personal experience over a 100-day period. The specific date of the AI's first interaction is unknown, and the AI's decision-making logic remains unexplained.

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