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It's hard to know what's in the hearts of men (and Erika Kirk). They say they believe. Brother Isaac believes they really want to believe. But can one distinguish between true belief and internet induced hysteria? Who is more full of faith: the people who believed they would be raptured after learning about it on TikTok? Or the people who are convinced they discovered a new mathematical model after chatting with Grok for hundreds of hours?
Brother Miles Klee of The Rolling Stone discusses his work covering the many ChatGPT induced delusions, why they are not technically a form of psychosis, the upcoming legal battles facing Sam Altman and OpenAI and why he'd rather stick around earth for the rapture.
Follow Miles on Twitter and purchase his collection of short stories that he never even considered using ChatGPT to write.
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It's hard to know what's in the hearts of men (and Erika Kirk). They say they believe. Brother Isaac believes they really want to believe. But can one distinguish between true belief and internet induced hysteria? Who is more full of faith: the people who believed they would be raptured after learning about it on TikTok? Or the people who are convinced they discovered a new mathematical model after chatting with Grok for hundreds of hours?
Brother Miles Klee of The Rolling Stone discusses his work covering the many ChatGPT induced delusions, why they are not technically a form of psychosis, the upcoming legal battles facing Sam Altman and OpenAI and why he'd rather stick around earth for the rapture.
Follow Miles on Twitter and purchase his collection of short stories that he never even considered using ChatGPT to write.

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