My Co-Host Has ChatGPT Psychosis

My co-host Daniel started talking to ChatGPT a little too much... and now I think he has ChatGPT Psychosis. Is AI actually driving people insane? In this episode, we investigate the shocking phenomenon of "ChatGPT psychosis" and people being involuntarily committed after talking to large language models. But the danger doesn't stop there. We also debate when AI will finally take our jobs, if Tesla's self-driving robotaxis are a threat, and what happens when you can no longer tell if you're talking to a human or an AI. Is AI our greatest tool or our most dangerous invention? Watch to find out. **Subscribe to They Might Be Self-Aware for more!** ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy9DopLlG7IbOqV-WD25jcw?sub_confirmation=1 --- **LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE:** 🎙️ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3EcvzkWDRFwnmIXoh7S4Mb?si=3d0f8920382649cc 🎙️ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/they-might-be-self-aware/id1730993297 **FOLLOW US:** X / Twitter: https://x.com/thehunter TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theymightbeselfaw Website: https://linktr.ee/tmbsa #ChatGPT #AIsafety #FutureofAI **About The Show:** "They Might Be Self-Aware" is your weekly tech frenzy with Hunter Powers and Daniel Bishop. We strip down the AI and technology revolution to its nuts and bolts, from its radiant promises to its shadowy puzzles. *Keywords for the algorithm: This episode discusses the dangers of AI, including ChatGPT psychosis, AI psychosis, and the potential for a ChatGPT breakdown. We explore the impact on the AI economy, AI job loss, and whether AI will replace workers in call centers. We also cover the latest in Tesla self-driving technology and the Tesla robotaxi.*