US gamers are the latest to feel the effects of President Trump's import tariffs.

Live from the UK, this is the Marketplace Morning Report from the BBC World Service.

I'm Guy Kilty, infalli Anna Byrne. Good morning.

The impact of US tariffs are already starting to trickle down to consumers' pockets.

Imports from Japan to the US have been

subject to a 15% tariff for three weeks, and now Japanese electronics company, Sony, is bumping up

the price of its PlayStation 5 video games consoles by $50, but only in the United States. The BBC's

Katie Silver has more. Basically, they said that there's this challenging

economic environment. That's their words for it. It means that, for example, now their most

expensive, the pro version is going to cost about $750 US. Now, these hikes, of course, come as

many companies face these tariffs. We have also seen it from their rival Nintendo. They've just

recently increased the

price of the Nintendo Switch and many major companies having to warn about the impact of tariffs.

Those include Home Depot, Adidas and Nike all in the last couple of months.

The BBC's Katie Silver. Now, the effect of artificial intelligence on jobs and productivity

have been discussed at length, but what about the effect it's having on jobs and productivity have been discussed at length.

But what about the effect it's having on our minds?

Mustafa Sullyman, the head of AI at Microsoft, says he's losing sleep over increasing reports of what he calls AI psychosis.

The BBC's Zoe Kleinman joins me now on Marketplace.

Hi, Zoe.

Hi there.

Just run us through then exactly what Mustafa

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