As AI becomes more ingrained into all aspects of society, a new mental health concern is emerging: AI psychosis. This phenomenon is marked by distorted thoughts, paranoia or delusional beliefs brought ...

As the use of artificial intelligence grows, so does the concern over a new issue informally referred to as "AI psychosis." While it's not yet an official diagnosis, it's already become an issue for ...

When Corrina left home for college, she was the bright, pretty cheerleader and volunteer. I met her a few years later while I was researching mental illness among youth, and Corrina was in crisis. She ...

“OpenAI’s own data shows that among the 800 million weekly users of ChatGPT, 1.2 million people indicate plans to harm ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The term has quickly become a catchall explanation for extreme behavior tied to chatbots, but it's not a clinical diagnosis.

A surge in reports of psychosis-like symptoms linked to intensive chatbot use has prompted an urgent effort by researchers, physicians, and technology developers to understand how these tools may ...

A Napa County program for young people experiencing the symptoms of early psychosis says it has successfully helped the majority of its clients significantly reduce such symptoms, or even put them ...

Your son may be doing well in school and get along with others, but be a bit withdrawn and have odd likes and dislikes. Then you might notice that his grades are slipping. He might lose interest in ...

A state survey of more than 11,000 Massachusetts residents found widespread misunderstanding about the mental health risks tied to regular marijuana use, including links to psychosis and schizophrenia ...

Two novel biomarkers, hypofrontality and posterior hyperactivity, identified by MRI, have been linked to early signs of schizophrenia, results of a new animal study show. Being able to detect these ...

After my first hospital admission for schizophrenia, doctors determined I was permanently, totally disabled. They were wrong. It took a year, but I would fully recover.

When Corrina left home for college, she was the bright, pretty cheerleader and volunteer. I met her a few years later while I was researching mental illness among youth, and Corrina was in crisis. She ...