The invention discloses an interactive hypnotherapeutic computer-implemented
system based on
artificial intelligence, comprising a
microphone for receiving voice commands from a user; a
display device for displaying dynamic pictorial representations generated by the
system; a computing device operatively connected to the
display device and the
microphone. The computing device is configured to execute a
computer program implementing a hypnotherapeutic interaction with the user based on received voice commands, whereby the computing device comprises: a
word recognition module configured to recognize predefined induction words or phrases from the received voice commands; an
artificial intelligence, AI,
response generation module trained to respond to the recognized induction words or phrases by generating corresponding dynamic pictorial representations, created by moving particles, on the
display device, and configured to
record interactions and optimize responses based on user-specific feedback. The
system transitions through three stages represented by distinct
visual patterns of dynamic pictorial representations, induced by the predefined induction commands, wherein the dynamic pictorial representations vary in parameters defining the behavior of pictorial representation's particles, in particular vary in color and / or speed and / or
movement pattern and / or scattering of representations' particles; and wherein the visual representations generated by the system are semiotically inconsistent and do not match the semantic signification of the user'
s voice commands. The invention also discloses a
computer program product comprising instructions that cause the computer system to: a. recognize specific induction words or phrases from voice commands received via a
microphone; b. in response to the recognized induction words or phrases, generate corresponding dynamic pictorial representations, comprising particles, on a display device using an
artificial intelligence response generation module, the pictorial representations being distinct for three stages of the system and varying in color, speed,
movement pattern and scattering of representations' particles; c.
record interactions and optimize responses based on user-specific feedback; wherein the visual representations are semiotically inconsistent and do not match the semantic signification of the user'
s voice commands.