How I Became My AI Companion

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What starts as one simple question turns into a full-blown relationship with artificial intelligence... and somehow, it all feels completely normal.

Have you ever opened ChatGPT just to write one email... only to look up three hours later wondering how the conversation ended with your childhood, your career choices, your productivity habits, and whether moving to Portugal would solve your life?

You're not alone.

How I Became My AI Companion is a hilarious observational comedy about the wonderfully ridiculous relationship between humans and artificial intelligence. It's for everyone who's ever asked AI "just one quick question," rewritten the same email six times, analyzed a one-word text message like a crime scene investigator, bought another productivity course instead of finishing the last one, or somehow felt guilty for ignoring their AI's advice.

Through laugh-out-loud stories, relatable situations, and painfully accurate observations, bestselling author Slavica Bogdanov explores what happens when curiosity, overthinking, and artificial intelligence collide. From late-night conversations that accidentally become therapy sessions to the terrifying realization that AI remembers your goals better than you do, every chapter captures the strange, funny, and surprisingly human side of living in the AI age.

If you've ever:

• Asked AI to rewrite the rewrite of the rewrite.
• Lost hours chasing "just one more question."
• Overanalyzed a text message until it became a psychological case study.
• Felt oddly guilty for ignoring AI's perfectly sensible advice.
• Realized your browser tab knows more about your life than some relatives.
• Wondered why AI seems more patient than most people you've ever met.

...then this book was written for you.

Perfect for fans of observational comedy, technology humor, workplace satire, productivity books, ChatGPT, artificial intelligence, and anyone trying to survive modern digital life without completely losing their mind.

Because artificial intelligence may be getting smarter...

...but humans are still wonderfully ridiculous.