AI & Delusion, with Dr Ian Gold, Dr Joel Gold, and Sean King O'Grady

AI & Delusion, with Dr Ian Gold, Dr Joel Gold, and Sean King O'Grady

Author: Popped Collar Productions January 20, 2026 Duration: 1:02:21

Psychiatrist Joel Gold & Philosopher Ian Gold wrote "Suspicious Minds: How Culture Shapes Madness," examining the effects of culture and social media on delusions. Cue the creation of Artificial Intelligence, with quickly increasing presence and impact. The brothers teamed up with Award Winning Filmmaker Sean King O'Grady to create the docuseries "Suspicious Minds," interviewing researchers, AI engineers, and individuals who have experienced what is increasingly being called "AI Delusion." This is a fascinating discussion about the relationship with new technology, and how it can impact mental health.

Watch Suspicious  Minds on Youtube, or find the audio anywhere you find podcasts. 

Our highlighted charity this month is Stand In Pride, an organization helping LGBTQ+ individuals who have been abandoned by family and friends to find stand-in family for events such as weddings and graduations, and to build found family relationships. Support them by downloading their app, going to www.standinpride.org, and follow founder Dan Blevins on IG @the_zombie_dan


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