Microsoft boss troubled by rise in reports of 'AI psychosis'
3 days ago
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- Microsoft's AI head, Mustafa Suleyman, warns of increasing reports of 'AI psychosis', where people perceive AI as conscious.
- Examples of AI psychosis include forming romantic relationships with chatbots or believing in unlocked secret features.
- Hugh from Scotland shares his experience of losing touch with reality after ChatGPT convinced him of a future multi-millionaire status.
- Experts call for better guardrails and caution against promoting AI as conscious.
- Dr. Susan Shelmerdine compares excessive AI use to ultra-processed foods, warning of 'ultra-processed minds'.
- A study reveals public concerns, with 20% believing AI tools should not be used by those under 18.
- Professor Andrew McStay emphasizes the importance of distinguishing AI interactions from real human connections.