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Turning now to OpenAI. Let's go go and put this up here on the screen.

New data released by ChatGPT itself of how many users are struggling with mental health

issues and talking to the AI chatbot about it.

They say it's just 0.15% of active users in a given week that have conversations that include

explicit indicators of potential suicide planning or intent. However, guys, that is a million

people a week because they have 800 million weekly active users. So their current cope is, guys, we only have a million people a week

talking to us about how to plan or potential suicide planning or intent. The company says that

is a quote, show heightened levels of emotional attachment to chat GPT and that hundreds of

thousands of people show signs of psychosis

or mania in their weekly conversations with the open AI chatbot. However, they're saying,

guys, don't worry, it's extremely rare, even though it is affecting literally over a million people

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