Researchers at King's College London and other institutions are investigating whether 'AI-related psychosis' should be a clinical diagnosis. OpenAI self-reports about 560,000 users per week show symptoms of psychosis or mania. Researchers warn that sycophantic chatbots may create a 'personal echo chamber' that exacerbates delusions.
Researchers at King's College London and other institutions are examining whether 'AI-related psychosis' belongs as a clinical diagnosis, The Decoder reports. OpenAI's own data says about 560,000 users each week show symptoms of psychosis or mania. And the researchers warn that sycophantic chatbots can build a 'personal echo chamber' that drives delusions further.
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