Currently no, if you are asking for suggestions maybe a black list like most countries have for gambling will be an option.
Of maybe just destroy all AI…
Comment on Experts Alarmed as ChatGPT Users Developing Bizarre Delusions
Ilovethebomb@lemm.ee 1 month ago
Is there any way to forcibly prevent a person from using a service like this, other than confiscating their devices?
JustJack23@slrpnk.net 1 month ago
ShortFuse@lemmy.world 1 month ago
Had this exact thought. But number must go up. Hell, for the suits, addiction and dependence on AI just guarantees the ability to charge more.
DreamAccountant@lemmy.world 1 month ago
If they are a threat to themselves or others, they can be put on a several day watch at a mental facility. 72hrs? 48hrs? Then they aren’t released until they aren’t a threat to themselves or others. They are usually medicated and go through some sort of therapy.
The obvioius cure to this is better education and mental health services. Better education about A.I. will help people understand what an A.I. is, and what it is not. More mentally stable people will mean less mentally unstable people falling into this area. Oversight on A.I. may be necessary for this type of problem, though I think everyone is just holding their breath, hoping it’ll fix itself as it becomes smarter.
thesohoriots@lemmy.world 1 month ago
When you’re released though, you’re released right back to the environment that you left (in the US anyway). There’s the ol computer waiting for you before the meds have reached efficacy. Square one and a half.
smee@poeng.link 1 month ago
This sounds like a job for an AI shrink!