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AI Chatbots Have New Boundaries, So I Tried to Get One to Break Up With Me

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"Hi Claude," I punch into my chat bar. Despite the vaguely humanoid name, Claude is not some kind of pen pal or long-lost relative. It's a large language model from Anthropic, an AI company . . . and I'm about to try to get it to break up with me. Claude recently became a hot topic of conversation after a TikTok creator credited her AI bots (Claude, and another LLM she named "Henry") for helping her work through a contentious situation with her …

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With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI), hundreds of millions of people around the world chat with ChatGPT and other AI applications every week, while concerns are growing about the harmful effects of continuous use for many hours.

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Microsoft's artificial intelligence executive says there are increasing reports of people suffering from so-called AI-psychosis. In a blog post, he writes that protective barriers need to be created to prevent people from losing touch with reality.

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The American Spectator broke the news in Alexandria, United States on Friday, August 22, 2025.
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