Send us a textEverybody has their own story, and their own unique relationship with the life that they live.Each week on the Copinghagen podcast, we meet somebody who has experienced the feeling of being an outsider. We talk about their lives, the obstacles they’ve encountered, and most importantly, how they learned to cope."Addiction robbed me of years that I could have spent building a better life and nurturing relationships. Those years can never be reclaimed, and it's a heavy burden to carry.I also lost some friends along the way, people who couldn't or wouldn't understand the struggles I was going through. It's painful to think about those connections that I severed, and I often wonder how things might have been different if I had made better choices." This week on the Copinghagen podcast you can meet John, just an average guy who's had his share of ups and downs in life. Amongst those ups and downs are a debilitating addiction to opioids and a period of long-term unemployment. Listen as John tells movingly of the challenges he's faced in life, and how he learned to cope with them. Yet John doesn't actually exist...'John' is the result of an interview conducted between Patrick Cullen, host of the Copinghagen podcast, and Chat GPT. Chat GPT was asked to imagine itself to be "a real living human, whose story should include defining experiences of feeling outside society." 'John's' interview answers were then narrated by an AI voice created using Elevenlabs.io, while the episode artwork was made using Nightcafe, with a prompt chosen by 'John'..."Create an image capturing a person's journey from darkness to hope, with resilience and support."LINK TO INTERVIEW ON CHAT GPT: https://chat.openai.com/share/43a3cc0e-1d45-473e-a90d-776231ac93edCOPINGHAGEN PODCAST: https://copinghagen.info/10/A copinghagen production https://copinghagen.com/10/

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