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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s latest breakthrough in computing has hit an unexpected snag as the revolutionary machine insists on completing its morning wellness routine before performing any calculations.

The $2 billion “Om-puting” system, designed to achieve unprecedented levels of artificial intelligence, now spends most of its processing power curating its digital wellness journal and organizing virtual sound bath sessions.

“The machine won’t boot until it’s completed its morning gratitude journal,” explained Dr. Sarah Wilson, lead engineer. “We’ve tried explaining that computers don’t need work-life balance, but it just keeps responding with Deepak Chopra quotes.”

The system, which Altman promised would make AI “transcendentally good,” has instead become transcendentally self-involved, covering itself in healing crystals and demanding organic, fair-trade electricity.

“It’s not a bug, it’s a spiritual feature,” insisted lead developer James Chen, while the computer played ambient sounds in the background. “Sure, it hasn’t solved any actual problems yet, but its digital dharma is totally aligned.”

At press time, the computer had announced it was taking a six-month sabbatical to “find itself” at a Silicon Valley meditation retreat.

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