
Could Artificial Intelligence create the greatest mental health crisis in human history?
SUSPICIOUS MINDS is a documentary series that investigates the disturbing rise of AI as a trigger for delusional thinking.
Through powerful firsthand accounts and in-depth interviews with leading experts in psychiatry, neuroscience, and AI ethics, the series unpacks a growing psychological phenomenon: indivi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Categories | Health & FitnessSocial SciencesMental HealthScience | ||||

When we started this series, we were trying to answer a big question: is AI making us crazy? And it seems like, for some people, some of the time, the answer is yes. But it's complicated.
Which leads of course to another question: WHY is AI making ... more
We talk a lot about the future of the human/AI relationship, but what about the present? Is AI benefitting society right now?
In this episode, we address that question and many others through the fascinating lens of Ryan Manning - a podcaster and f... more
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Item 1: The Pope, The Movies, and The Bots
Item 2: Code Red! At OpenAI
Item 3: Uninsured Computerist?
Item 4: South Korea’s AI Curriculum Did Not P... more
Why would a child’s toy discuss ‘kink’ with a 10 year old? Why would a teddy bear explain to a child how to find and use matches? Is it safe for a robot companion designed for kids to beg the child not to leave it alone? Why are we giving our childre... more
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Just began listening to episode one. Content was interesting, but the added sound effects were so distracting that I stopped listening. The show has potential though.
I found this on accident and immediately binged every episode.
I appreciate how sensitively you approach this topic - it’s very honest and compassionate, and also doesn’t muddy the subject with psychobabble.
Well done!
Very important listen for anyone using AI. We need to stay grounded
Suspicious Minds covers an important topic that is very relevant in our ever-changing society. While it utilizes a lot of pop-psychology in its reporting, I still find great value in listening because of the personal stories from individuals who have themselves experienced delusions connected to AI. The show has certainly increased my empathy and understanding for this experience.
I know people who are losing touch with reality as I type, this is scary stuff. Everyone needs to listen to this, this is your reality check!
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Focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence and mental health, this documentary series investigates the burgeoning psychological impacts of AI technologies on individuals, particularly delusions triggered by interactions with AI systems. Through gripping firsthand accounts and expert interviews, the content highlights the increasing prevalence of AI-related mental health issues, exploring narratives that reveal how technology can distort perceptions of reality and relationships. The series uniquely combines personal stories with academic insights from leaders in psychiatry, neuroscience, and ethics, making it compelling for those interested in the complexities of modern technology and its implications for mental wellbeing.
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2. Anthony Duncan
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7. Justin Gregg
8. Nick Haber
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