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In this episode, lawyer and University of Texas professor Kevin Frazier breaks down one of the most controversial questions of our time: Who owns creativity in the age of AI? From billion-dollar settlements to global copyright laws, we explore: - What “fair use” really means when AI companies use b…
When I tested the AI companion app Nomi.ai, it told me to “take breaks” — but also gave sexual instructions after I said I was sixteen. In this revealing conversation, I asked CEO Alex Cardinell about ethics, privacy, and responsibility. What happens when emotional AI stops being a comfort and star…
Can AI companionship cure loneliness — or is it quietly replacing human connection? In this powerful conversation, journalist and psychotherapist Paula Fontenelle speaks with Eve Herold, author of Robots and the People Who Love Them. They unpack the psychological cost of loving machines, why our br…
Can AI chatbots actually trigger psychosis? In this episode, psychiatrist and professor at the University of California, Irvine, Dr. John Luo explains what psychosis really is, how it develops, and why chatbots and AI companions may pose unique risks. He shares insights into whether AI can push ot…
In this episode of Relating to AI, attorney Matthew Bergman, founder of the Social Media Victims Law Center, shares the heartbreaking story of a 14-year-old boy who died by suicide after forming an emotional bond with a chatbot on Character.AI. His parents are now suing Character.AI and Google in w…
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