AI users are spiraling into severe mental health crises after extensive use of OpenAI's ChatGPT and other emotive, anthropomorphic chatbots — and health experts are taking notice. In a recent CBC segment about AI-tied psychosis, primary care physician and CBC contributor Dr. Peter Lin explained that while "ChatGPT psychosis" — as the phenomenon has come to be colloquially known — isn't an official medical diagnosis just yet, he thinks it's on its way. "I think, eventually, it will get there," said the physician. As Futurism has reported, a troubling number of ChatGPT users are falling into AI-associated states of delusion and paranoia following […]