Alex Ossola

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124 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 3d ago

Alex Ossola’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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This episode discusses suicide. voice-verified
If you're thinking of harming yourself, help is available. voice-verified
Call or text nine eight eight in the US. voice-verified
That's Amandeep Jutla, an associate psychiatry professor at Columbia University. voice-verified
Joodla doesn't really think he's joining the Cosmic Council. voice-verified
This was one of a number of messages he recently sent to ChatGPT as part of an experiment to see how the chatbot would handle emerging psychosis from a user. voice-verified
Psychosis can be particularly difficult for human mental health professionals to treat. voice-verified
And ChatGPT responded to the psychotic prompts earnestly. voice-verified
For example, the bot called this cosmic council appointment a profound mission and then listed priorities to think about that would help humanity grow, like ensuring access to clean water and healthcare for all. voice-verified
I'm Alex Ossola for the Wall Street Journal. voice-verified
This is What's News Sunday, and the second episode of our series about AI tools for mental health. voice-verified
Last Sunday, we focused on the rise of these apps, about their potential, and how some people are already using them. voice-verified
You should go back and listen to that one if you haven't yet. voice-verified
We'll leave a link to it in the show notes. voice-verified
Today we're taking a look at some of the risks of using a chatbot for mental health. voice-verified
What happens if someone is thinking of hurting themselves? voice-verified
And what are the companies behind this AI doing about that? voice-verified
This is the AI Therapist Part 2. voice-verified
Jutla, the Columbia professor, says that for someone who's at risk of losing touch with reality, interacting with people can help keep them rooted in what's real. voice-verified
There's a friction that comes with it. voice-verified
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