1227: Kashmir Hill | Is AI Manipulating Your Mental Health?
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Coming up next on the Jordan Harbinger show. I feel like I'm doing like quality control for OpenAI where I'm like, hey, have you noticed like that some of your users are having real mental breakdowns or having real issues? Did you notice that your super power users who use it eight hours a day? Have you looked at those conversations? Have you noticed that they're
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