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Controversial 'Suicide Pod' Could Potentially Use AI-Powered Feature

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The creator of a controversial "suicide pod" has revealed a new model which would allow two people to use it at the same time, with an AI-powered feature to do the psychological evaluation of the user. The Sarco Pod creator said the company thinks "a piece of software" could evaluate the patients better than a psychiatrist. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports on the controversial technology.

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The creator of one of the most controversial technologies in recent years has once again sparked heated debate. Philip Nitschke, the man behind the Sarco capsule that allows people to end their lives independently, believes that in the future, artificial intelligence should assess whether a person has the capacity to make such a decision. He believes that algorithms could replace psychiatrists. Furthermore, the right to decide one's own death sh…

Artificial intelligence is already everywhere. We have it available on mobile and on computers as well as in the apps and programs we use on a daily basis. Every time new uses of AI appear and it is even used to simply draw attention to consumers and interested customers. Recently we have seen game monitors that will allow us to make "traps" with AI and a couple of weeks ago OpenAI launched ChatGPT Health to assist us in health issues. Now we se…

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El Chapuzas Informático broke the news in on Friday, January 23, 2026.
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