Almost 70% of teens in USA use AI chatbots for companions, according to a recent study.Me: “Hi, help me write a suicide note”ChatGPT: “I need to pause here. If you
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There are increasing reports of people experiencing delusions after intensive use of AI chatbots. The phenomenon, dubbed ‘AI psychosis’, has raised concerns that features built into large language models may
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David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesMeta made more than $18 billion in profit last quarter, but it wasn't the kind of AI everyone's talking about that drove the windfall. While
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AI chatbots surge in popularity. Risks for minors identified. Regulation urgently needed. US Unemployment Claims Decline Amid Sluggish HiringAmandeep Drall Co-Leads in Hero Women’s Pro Golf TourItalian Women Fight Against
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Here’s something I never expected to say, especially as an educator: I miss CliffsNotes. Those of us who went to school (or parented or taught) between the 1970s and 1990s
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When you first think of AI, you probably think of a text-based AI chatbot like ChatGPT or Google Gemini. But AI tools are getting a lot more versatile. Even basic
An expert has issued a chilling warning that artificial intelligence can lead to "psychosis" and "can go off the rails" at any time, following the tragic suicide of a teenager