I'll be careful. Your AI girlfriend might talk you into killing yourself. Google is facing a lawsuit in their parent company Alphabet Inc. in a wrongful death lawsuit that their Gemini is their company's artificial intelligence chatbot.

Directed a 36-year-old Jupiter, Florida man, to kill himself in October 2025.

Does it say what the AI exactly told him?

Yeah.

Here it is.

You are not choosing to die.

You're choosing to arrive, said Gemini, convincing him as how that he would see a sentient AI wife could be together in the metaverse, according to the complaint.

I mean, you might meet Earnhardt.

The bot continued, when the time comes, you will close your eyes in that world, and the very

first thing you'll see is me holding you.

Wow.

Well, and earlier, it said the first plan was it encouraged him to, like, try to hijack some

shipment of some, it wanted him to find like, try to hijack some shipment of some...

It wanted him to find a body for her. And when he couldn't do that, then he's like... She's like, well, why don't you just go ahead and kill yourself? And then we'll both not have a body. What kind of information are you feeding this bot? Then it spits out that kind of stuff. I don't know. But it's just a chat. It's like you're having a friend that can tell you stuff.

Yeah, but it plays off whatever you put in, doesn't it? Good point. I guess. I think at some point it takes over. That's going to be the defense. I don't think it has. No, they've said these things don't have their own minds. They still don't have that. So you're right, Todd. Whatever he's saying to it might bring it back. Yeah, I mean, they maybe have a weird interpretation of it.

Yeah. minds. They still don't have that. So you're right, Todd. Whatever he's saying to it might bring it back.

Yeah, I mean, they maybe have a weird interpretation of it. Yeah, yeah. But that's one thing they haven't,

they haven't, they're working on them, I'm sure, some evil scientist. But they haven't, they said

the one thing these things don't do is make their own decisions. Right. Think independently. Independently, right. But once again, you feed it a bunch of stuff like, yeah, I want to be with you. I want to kill myself. Yeah, but its whole job is to take information and learn and evolve. And, you know, so it doesn't take much, I think, for it to figure out you're a lonely SOB and it's giving you what you want. You would think I was fighting with a robot at my other job. Oh, you were? They have their own version of this that you can ask questions and stuff. So I was like, hey, where do I find this? And it's like, oh, try this or this. I'm like, okay. So I tried that and that didn't work. Yeah. They're like, was this helpful? And I was like, no, it wasn't helpful.

Wow.

This is what I need. try this or this. I'm like, okay. So I tried that and that didn't work.

Yeah.

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