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Interviews with 100+ therapists and psychiatrists on clients' AI chatbot usage show, while there are some upsides, conversations also deepened negative feelings

New York Times

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  • @lisatozzi Lisa Tozzi on bluesky
    One woman, who had no history of mental illness, asked ChatGPT for advice on a major purchase she had been fretting about.  After days of the bot validating her worries, she became convinced that businesses were colluding to have her investigated by the government. www.nytimes.co…
  • @robhorning Rob Horning on bluesky
    wonder if part of this is that using chatbots leads some users to lose whatever “theory of other minds” they used to have; the chatbots' fluency “proves” that other people are no different from and no better than machines www.nytimes.com/2026/01/26/u...  [image]
  • @feelingtheory Donovan Schaefer on bluesky
    Fascinating article, conversations w/ medical professionals about AI use in their patients.  Takeaways:  —  1) AI psychosis moving firmly from anecdote to data  —  2) “They were going to have a breakdown anyway” misunderstands causes of psychotic breaks  —  3) Chatbot addiction m…
  • r/Longreads r on reddit
    How Bad Are A.I. Delusions?  We Asked People Treating Them.