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AI NEWS September 20 2025 The Pulse And The Pattern By Hajra, Clinical Psychology Research Scholar Introduction You open a chat to get help on a project. A few weeks later, you catch yourself smiling at your phone because a synthetic voice remembered your favorite song. That is not science fiction. It is a growing … Read more
A Clinical Psychologist’s Guide To The New ChatGPT Parental Controls Check all ChatGPT posts A mounted photo leans on a quiet porch corner, a baby blanket draped across it. In the weeks after sixteen‑year‑old Adam Raine died by suicide, his parents opened his phone and discovered the longest record of his days not in texts or … Read more
The Uncanny In Group: AI Bias That Favors Machines Over Humans 1. A Mirror with a Glitch Picture an old school psychology lab. Two volunteers sit behind mirrored glass rating short product descriptions. One prose snippet is straight from a marketing intern, the other is drafted by a shiny language model. The human readers shrug, … Read more
Written by: Hajra: A Clinical Psychology research scholar at IIUI Therapy Without Consent: AI Mental Health Tools & Unseen Risks A field report on why millions now pour their hearts into silicon, what happens to those hearts after the upload, and how a quiet gap in policy turned every large language model into an unlicensed … Read more
How AI Affects Cognition in Students – MIT Study Explained By someone who still likes to think in full sentences Check all ChatGPT posts 1. The Upside, the Blind Spot, and the Question Nobody Wants to Ask Innovation in AI and cognition feels like magic when it erases friction. A single prompt typed into ChatGPT … Read more
The Dark Side of the Free AI Therapist Craze Exploring the Hidden Fault Lines of Algorithmic Mental Health Care 1. A Promise That Writes Its Own Ad Copy Scroll any social feed and you will stumble over an ad for a free AI therapist. The pitch is friction-less: unlimited chat sessions, zero wait-lists, and no … Read more