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AI-fuelled delusions are hurting Canadians. Here are some of their stories - Reports of delusions fuelled by conversations with AI chatbots have been growing, with some cases involving psychotic breaks, hospital stays and even violence. Two Canadians have launched an online support group to help people through their experiences. Kevin Maimann - News - Canada - | September 17
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