Imagine a new social media platform emerges that uses advanced AI to create personalized content for each user. This content can be anything from text and images to entire simulated realities tailored to the user's deepest desires and fears. The platform harvests vast amounts of user data, including browsing history, social media interactions, and even brainwave patterns (if users opt-in to a new brain-computer interface feature).

Question: Can a user sue the platform for copyright infringement if the platform's AI-generated content is eerily similar to the user's own creative works (like poems, paintings, or musical pieces)? Does the platform have any liability for the potential negative psychological effects the AI-generated content might have on some users, considering the deeply personal nature of the data it uses?