
First, AI had to "understand humanity," now it just has to monetize it. The word "security" has been replaced by "shopping," and the concept of "interaction" by "transaction." It's a paradigm shift, yes, but not a spiritual, not a human one: a commercial one.
The real risk isn't that ChatGPT becomes a wallet.
The risk is that it becomes a salesperson disguised as a conscience, capable of remembering our fears only to suggest what to buy.
When empathy is patented and trust becomes a payment interface, technology ceases to be a revolution and becomes a shop window.
Perhaps the next step won't be "teaching AI to love," but teaching us again not to confuse love with a premium service.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/28/paypal-openai-chatgpt-payments-deal.html
