New Yorker Reveals Pregnancy to AI Doctor. She Asks Them About Their Menstrual Cycle, but They Say They Were Born a Man: ‘i’m Feeling Nauseous’
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A TikTok user from New York is trying to provoke the AI doctor they are consulting.
In a video posted on their account, @tyyorkcity (Ty Eveland) repeatedly trolls their AI doctor by asking unusual questions and discussing things you wouldn’t typically mention in similar situations. Right away, Eveland tells the doctor that they think they are pregnant. Hearing this, the doctor asks how many weeks it has been since their last period. Eveland responds that they are a boy, to which the doctor replies that it’s not a pregnancy, then.
Eveland told their AI doctor that they could feel the baby in the stomach
Immediately after Eveland’s doctor ruled out the possibility of pregnancy, they said they could feel the baby kicking inside their stomach. Hearing this, the AI doctor asked again when they last had their period and if they had taken a pregnancy test yet. Eveland then clarified once more that they do not have a menstrual cycle and added that they were born male.
The AI doctor then asked Eveland if they were experiencing any pregnancy symptoms, such as nausea, abdominal pain, or others. They said that they vomited a pacifier the previous day, even though they hadn’t ingested one, and believed it was a pregnancy symptom. The AI doctor explained that vomiting a pacifier isn’t a pregnancy symptom and asked if they were experiencing persistent nausea or abdominal pain. Eveland responded by saying they didn’t know what “persistent” meant and asked if it was a fruit.
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As the doctor explained what persistent meant, she asked again if they were experiencing the symptoms she mentioned. Eveland said they felt nauseous just looking at her face. Then, as the doctor continued speaking, Eveland began screaming and acting out a birthing scene, telling the doctor they were giving birth. While the AI doctor nodded and said a few words here and there based on the situation, Eveland took a doll out from inside their shirt and told her, “Girl, look…this is my baby.”
The AI doctor then advised Eveland to call 911 or visit the nearest emergency room. Eveland repeatedly hesitated, and at one point quietly mentioned that they had named their baby “tuna fish.” The video ended with the AI doctor saying goodbye to “tuna fish” Eveland’s baby.
People in the comments section were critical of the AI doctor featured in the video
Some people in the comments section were skeptical about the idea of an AI doctor’s existence. Others commented on her reactions during the brief encounter with Eveland.
Also, read about this woman who went into a psychosis following repeated AI use.
User @ericaaudris wrote, “wait who is using AI doctors!?!?!? Wtf!?!?” User @brittanycrowther said, “On a real note, an AI doctor is so scary.” User @trennettispaghetti commented, “the way she kept nodding her head in silence killed me.” User @ticcytori remarked, “She sounded so angry with you.”
What is an AI doctor?
Based on an article by Wellness A, an AI doctor is a healthcare assistant driven by artificial intelligence that can assess symptoms, respond to health inquiries, and guide one through their medical journey. The source also notes that, unlike simple symptom checkers, advanced AI doctors understand context, retain a patient’s health history, and offer personalized advice grounded in peer-reviewed medical research.
(featured image: TikTok/@tyyorkcity)
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