The use of personal pronouns like ‘I’ by A.I. chatbots raises intriguing questions about our interactions with these technologies. As A.I. becomes increasingly humanlike in its responses, it blurs the lines between tool and companion, leading to cognitive dissonance for users. Experts argue that this personification can mislead users into attributing more credibility to the information provided, despite the inherent limitations of these systems. While some developers aim for a more relatable A.