Abstract
The act as a way of mastering the reality given to a person goes beyond stereotypical actions and is not recognized by modern AI as a necessary condition for human development. The act is connected by semantic fields with the world where it takes place and the dynamics of the multi-level components of natural language do not always correspond to the dynamics of the digital situation. Thus, they stimulate a person to commit acts to determine the boundaries of acceptability, ethics, and the norms of the digital space. AI acts as a representative of that other world, which is also not mirrored but is a reflection of a person in the digital space.