Microsoft’s AI chief raises alarm over ‘AI psychosis’ reports
Tech and Science Daily | The Standard · Rachelle Abbott
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Show Notes
Microsoft’s head of artificial intelligence said he’s being “kept awake at night” as more people report suffering from “AI psychosis”.
David Shrier, Professor of Practice, AI & Innovation at Imperial College London, told us "if someone is experiencing a psychotic episode, the AI might inadvertently reinforce the psychosis."
And, scientists have found our internal compass.
Russell Epstein, Professor of Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, told us how they used neuroimaging and virtual reality to identify two brain regions that help humans maintain their sense of direction while moving around.
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