You ignored my last paragraph. Yes it’s too early to tell, hence the opinion piece saying “Almost Certainly Linked To” is a distortion of reality. It’s laughably biased, and inductive in less-critical readers.
I can agree with that. (As an aside, I think scientific findings are almost always exaggerated like this in popular journalism.)
I’d say the long and short of it is that we simply don’t (and can’t) know yet. But I think more research on possible links between AI and psychotic delusions is definitely useful, because I find the idea of a connection plausible.
You ignored my last paragraph. Yes it’s too early to tell, hence the opinion piece saying “Almost Certainly Linked To” is a distortion of reality. It’s laughably biased, and inductive in less-critical readers.
I can agree with that. (As an aside, I think scientific findings are almost always exaggerated like this in popular journalism.)
I’d say the long and short of it is that we simply don’t (and can’t) know yet. But I think more research on possible links between AI and psychotic delusions is definitely useful, because I find the idea of a connection plausible.