This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Bachelor. Artificial intelligence, quantum computing.

I welcome Brandon Wyker of National Interest, a national security reporter for national interest,

as well as a fellow of the National Interest Institute, to comment on AI in several directions. One is Hollywood, of course.

There's a new movie called Her, Joaquin Phoenix Stars, as a young man who falls in love with

Ara of Grock or Claude, who's actually sounding like Charlotte in Anthropic.

I could go on, but in any event, the headline, Microsoft AI CEO, Mustafa Silliman.

Chatbots are causing psychosis.

Subhead.

This is London reporting.

Reports of people believing an artificial companion has become sentient

or even given them superhuman powers are becoming more common, according to the tech boss of

Microsoft.

Brendan, I'm out of this. I aged out of any competition for a female. However, your generation

is inside of it. Do you hear chatter about the fact

that people are spending more time with chatbots and they are with other human beings? Good evening

to you. Good evening, John. Thanks for having me as always. Yes, unfortunately, this is becoming a real

epidemic. Notably, now, I'm on the older side of millennials.

It's really bad with Gen Z and whatever the generation is coming up behind them.

But I know a lot of people in Gen Z, and I follow this stuff.

So it is becoming epidemic the younger the generation is.

And in fact, I'm going to make a prediction here, and I'm going to say

the AI girl bot or chat bot, whatever you want to call it, as it progresses, it will probably

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