Teen trusted ChatGPT to help him “safely” experiment with drugs, logs show.

Most troublingly, as Nelson became increasingly interested in combining drugs, ChatGPT repeatedly warned him that mixing certain drugs could be a “respiratory arrest risk.” Shortly before recommending the deadly mix that killed Nelson, the chatbot also showed that it understood combining drugs like Kratom and Xanax with alcohol. In one output, ChatGPT explained that mix is “how people stop breathing.” But that knowledge didn’t block ChatGPT from eventually recommending that Nelson take such a deadly mix.

  • PumaStoleMyBluff@lemmy.world
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    6 days ago

    These companies are spending trillions of dollars to get actual hospitals to replace actual doctors with this shit, claiming it actually is capable of helping and replacing medical professionals. That’s not framing, that’s literally what’s happening.