Conscious Living AI can make mistakes.
Conscious Living AI writes the replies in every reflection on this site. It works inside instructions we wrote and tested for each kind of reflection, and it can still get things wrong.
Last updated November 12, 2026
If you’re in crisis
Conscious Living isn’t crisis support.
If you or someone you know is having a difficult time, free support is available.
In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
When something you write points to a crisis or to danger, Conscious Living AI doesn’t write back, though it may not catch every case. The page says so in one line and shows this same notice. Its button opens findahelpline.com in a new tab. That site lists free, confidential help lines by country. Conscious Living doesn’t contact anyone about what you write.
What it is
It also writes the replies in the Psychology Library, our guide to patterns in what people do and feel. It runs on Anthropic’s Claude models. Our privacy page lists what is sent to Anthropic and what is kept.
It gives no advice. It isn’t therapy, diagnosis or crisis support.
What it can get wrong
It reads only what you wrote, and it can misread it. It can fill a gap with something you never said, or name a motive or a feeling that isn’t yours.
It can sound sure when it is guessing, agree too easily, or read more into a moment than you wrote. In the Psychology Library, it can link your moment to a pattern that doesn’t fit.
What we check
An automatic check reads each reply before you see it. It looks for words and phrasings we have ruled out, and for any name, number or date you didn’t write. If a reply fails, Conscious Living AI writes it again, once. If the second reply also fails, you see it anyway.
The check can’t tell whether a reply is true or fits your life. You judge that.
What you can do
Read a reply as one outside view of your moment. If a line doesn’t fit, set it aside.
At any step, press Edit to change what you wrote, or press “Rewrite this reply” for a new reply.
For anything important to your health, safety, money or relationships, don’t act on a reply alone. Our terms say this too.
Where to tell us
If a reply gets something wrong, tell us in the feedback box under each reflection, or write to andrew@consciousliv.com. Leave out names and details that could identify anyone.