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Helen Mirren Jokes She Relies on AI Instead of Doctors

Helen Mirren Admits She Avoids Doctors

During a conversation with Entertainment Weekly, Mirren explained that she rarely worries about potential health problems.

“I ought to be diagnosed with the ‘opposite of hypochondria,’” she said, adding that she simply ignores everything.

Her co-star Alden Ehrenreich then asked if she meant that she avoids visiting doctors.

“Totally. I avoid doctors. Oh no, totally. And it’s working,” Mirren replied.

The actress delivered the comments with humor, highlighting her very different approach to health compared with Ehrenreich.

Mirren Says AI Is Her Alternative

Ehrenreich, who described himself as a hypochondriac during the discussion, said that having a doctor in his home would have thrilled him.

Mirren then offered her own modern solution.

“Well, you do. It’s called AI,” she told him.

She continued by joking about asking artificial intelligence whether a symptom was serious enough to worry about.‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 3 Sets Release Date With First Look

“You know, AI is amazing,” Mirren said, humorously describing how she might use it to judge whether something hurts “but doesn’t hurt that much.”
Helen Mirren
Her remarks appeared to be playful rather than medical advice. AI can provide general health information, but it cannot replace a qualified medical professional for diagnosis or treatment.

What Is Hypochondria?

Hypochondria is an older term commonly associated with what is now called health anxiety or illness anxiety disorder.

The condition involves persistent fears about having or developing a serious illness. Some people may repeatedly check their heart rate, look for physical changes or seek reassurance about symptoms.

Mirren joked that her own approach is almost the opposite, as she tends to ignore health concerns rather than constantly monitor them.Helen Mirren Promotes A Talent for Murder

Mirren made the comments while promoting A Talent for Murder, her upcoming film with Ehrenreich.

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