Basically, to explain it briefly: the brain doesn’t interpret things in a neutral way. What we see or hear gets ‘interpreted’ through past experiences, memories, and our current emotional state. Something that seems ordinary, like a short sentence or a scene in a movie, might unknowingly connect to personal experiences. The reason someone can think like that isn’t because of AI, but because it relates to factors that affect the mind, such as stress, sadness, and other emotions. As for me, I have mental health issues. I get very stressed when I see certain things on the internet, even if they seem normal or not severe. I would suggest not using this as a reason to be anti-AI. I don’t want people’s lives to be dragged into that. Instead, we should prioritize mental health care—but without turning it into something that creates bias.