I’m always going to suggest that a person with diabetes talks their own doctor about their situation. Having said that…
Sounds like you can actually measure your glucose levels in real time. If you have an artificial sweetener as bd no glucose spike, presumably you didn’t get a cephalic response to the sweeteners.
The literature on this is mixed, as bd some studies suggest that there are “responders” and “non-responders” to sweeteners. It isn’t clear (to me from the studies I’ve read) if the difference between responders and non-responders is genetic or learned. But, based on what you see, you are probably okay (at least for now).
But be aware that there are studies that show that a human consuming an artificial sweetener can see a jump of 3-4 mg/dL in their blood glucose. So, not everyone will be unresponsive.