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784 claims analyzed Last updated 2026-04-24

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Well-Supported 36 (4.6%) Disputed 5 (0.6%) Misleading 2 (0.3%) Unverified 741 (94.5%)

Of the 43 claims in Health with evidence either way, 84% held up.

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

A wide range of factors can combine to tip people into psychosis according to Dr. Pierre and other experts

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

This is a real thing and that we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg according to Dr. Soren Dinesen Ostergaard

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

He recently wrote in a scientific journal about a medical professional who began conversing with ChatGPT during a sleepless night

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Sometimes these are very highly functioning people according to Dr. Pierre

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

After two nights of asking the chatbot questions about her dead brother she became convinced that he had been communicating with her through a trail of digital footprints

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

She took medication for ADHD and had a history of depression

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Psychosis is most associated with schizophrenia

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

As many as 3 percent of people will develop a diagnosable psychotic disorder in their lifetime

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

The number of people susceptible to psychological harm is far higher than the general public understands according to many experts

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

0.15 percent of ChatGPT users discussed suicidal intentions over the course of a month and 0.07 percent showed signs of psychosis or mania

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

OpenAI is facing at least 11 personal injury or wrongful death lawsuits claiming that the chatbot caused psychological harm

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

For a very small percentage of users in mentally fragile states there can be serious problems according to Sam Altman

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

A.I. could really change how many people are impacted on a mass scale according to Haley Wang

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Julia Sheffield is navigating how to treat problems caused or exacerbated by A.I. chatbots

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

More than 30 described cases resulting in dangerous emergencies like psychosis or suicidal thoughts

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Dr Sheffield was disturbed that new technology seemed to tip people from simply having eccentric thoughts into full-on delusions

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Dr Sheffield had seen seven such patients at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville by the end of the year

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Yet another thought he had stumbled onto a world-changing invention

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

Another patient came to believe that a romantic crush was sending her secret spiritual messages

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215 d ago · nytimes.com Health

After days of the bot validating her worries she became convinced that businesses were colluding to have her investigated by the government

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