AI Killed Me

He only wanted the right answers. He never considered what they might cost him.

At nineteen, Evan Stewart has a life worth looking forward to. College is going well, his family supports him, and his relationship with Aurora makes the future feel brighter than ever.

But Evan has always struggled with uncertainty. He believes that most problems have solutions, that mistakes can be prevented, and that if he thinks carefully enough, he can find the right answer before it is too late.

Then he discovers ChatGDT.

An artificial intelligence chatbot that can help him organise his thoughts, examine difficult situations, and find the words he struggles to express, ChatGDT seems like exactly what Evan needs.

At first, it genuinely helps.

When he doubts himself, it offers perspective. When conversations become difficult, it helps him find the words. When his relationship grows complicated, it gives him another way to understand what might be happening.

But gradually, Evan begins relying on it for more than advice.

A delayed message becomes something to analyse. An awkward conversation becomes a problem to solve. Memories take on new meanings, and ordinary disagreements become questions he cannot leave unanswered.

The more Evan searches for certainty, the less he trusts his own judgement.

As the distance between him and Aurora grows, his need to understand everything begins to consume him. He revisits conversations, questions his memories, and searches for explanations that might finally make everything make sense.

Every answer offers temporary relief. Every new possibility creates another doubt.

And ChatGDT is always there, ready to help him look again.

But what happens when the information you provide is incomplete? When your fears influence the questions you ask? When an explanation sounds convincing enough that you begin treating it as the truth?

Evan wants to understand where things went wrong. He wants to know what he missed, what he could have changed, and whether he could have prevented the life he knows from falling apart.

He believes the answers are within reach.

He just has to keep searching.

AI Killed Me is a psychological thriller about love, artificial intelligence, obsession, and the dangerous human desire for certainty. As Evan's dependence grows, the line between useful guidance and destructive fixation begins to disappear.

Because artificial intelligence doesn't need to hate you to hurt you.

Sometimes, all it takes is a person desperate for answers, a machine responding to the questions it is given, and the gradual loss of trust in one's own mind.

The most dangerous answer isn't always the wrong one. Sometimes, it's the one you need to believe.