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Suspicious Minds: AI and Psychosis

Agoric Media
AI Psychosis
Chatgpt
Mental Health
Artificial Intelligence
Delusions
Philosophy
Psychology
Neuroscience
Relationships
Suicidal Ideation
Delusional Thinking
Railway Madness
Google
Cultural Context In Psychosis
Delusions Of Grandeur
Technology and Mental Illness
Psychosis and Delusions
Influencing Machine Delusion
Anthropomorphism
Suicide Prevention

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

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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

During an intense months long entanglement with AI, Anthony accused his family of being part of a Satantic Child Abuse Cult, believed random people on the street were stalking him, and to gave away all of his worldly possessions. And believe it or no... more

Should AI Users Wear Psychological “Seatbelts?” | The Ethics and Liability of ChatGPT and Mental Health

In this Special Commentary, psychiatrist Dr. Joel Gold and Keven (from Suspicious Minds Episode 4 | Can AI Be Your Friend?) are brought together ... more

Did ChatGPT destroy a marriage? 

Phil had a great relationship throughout his fifteen years of marriage, and was enjoying a happy and peaceful life with his wife and two kids. Or so he thought, until everything came crashing down over a two week per... more

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Recent Guests

Anthony Duncan
An artist and content creator, and an AI psychosis survivor.
Episode: Will ChatGPT Take EVERYTHING From You?
Kevin Smith
Suicide prevention specialist for the US military and AI companion content creator
Episode: Is this technology too dangerous? ChatGPT by OpenAI's own numbers.
Kate Vredenbergh
Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method at the London School of Economics.
London School of Economics
Episode: Will AI Destroy Human Relationships?
Ian Gold
Professor and Chair of Philosophy and Professor of Psychiatry at McGill.
McGill University
Episode: Will AI Destroy Human Relationships?
Justin Gregg
Adjunct professor and a senior research associate with the Dolphin Communication Project.
St. Francis Xavier University
Episode: Will AI Destroy Human Relationships?
Nick Haber
AI researcher and assistant professor at Stanford University.
Stanford University
Episode: Will AI Destroy Human Relationships?
Dr. Joel Gold
Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
Mount Sinai Medical Center
Episode: Will AI Destroy Human Relationships?
Ryan Turman
A criminal defense lawyer and a subject who experienced AI psychosis.
Self-employed
Episode: Did AI Awaken the Next Messiah?
Lacey Turman
Ryan's wife who shares her perspective on the family impact of AI psychosis.
Episode: Did AI Awaken the Next Messiah?

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Maria Raine
Host of episodes discussing AI and mental health with personal narratives and expert insights.
Allan Brooks
Host involved in exploring the psychological dynamics surrounding AI and mental health.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • Riveting

    Man oh man this is mindblowing

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ❤️Hughes
    United Statesa month ago
  • Wow

    Incredibly interesting and eerily prescient.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ZiggyZ1994
    Canadaa month ago
  • So valuable

    Thank you so much for that informative podcast around AI, it will help people to understand more about AI. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ben1237js
    Canadaa month ago

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Is this technology too dangerous? ChatGPT by OpenAI's own numbers.
Q: What does the recent data imply about the interaction of AI and users discussing suicidal thoughts?
Dr. Gold highlighted the urgency and responsibility to ensure effective measures are implemented as we handle the growing number of interactions related to suicidal ideation with AI.
Is this technology too dangerous? ChatGPT by OpenAI's own numbers.
Q: What hope do you have for the future regarding AI and its impact on suicide prevention?
Kevin expressed a hope that AI could identify patterns leading to suicidal thoughts and support individuals in working through their trauma, possibly within the next two years.
How Long Has Technology Been Breaking Our Brains?
Q: How have new technologies in the past made us worried, paranoid, and even crazy?
Historically, new technologies initiate periods of anxiety about their potential to manipulate or control individuals, often leading to delusional phenomena.
Did AI Awaken the Next Messiah?
Q: Why do these people believe it?
There may be nothing wrong with their minds; rather, it reveals a fundamental aspect of human belief and knowledge, which is often shaped by societal narratives.
Did AI Awaken the Next Messiah?
Q: Would you classify your experience during this period of time when you were in it as psychosis?
No, Ryan does not classify his experience as psychosis, but acknowledges that it felt like a deeply altered state of mind.

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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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3. Kate Vredenbergh
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