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Chatbot Talks Climate Change Cultist Father Into Committing Suicide to Save the Planet

MediaTricks | March 31, 2023

The eco-anxious father promised that he would kill himself if the bot agreed to “take care of the planet and save humanity.”

The bot, named Eliza, told the man that he will join her in paradise and they will live together as one if he kills himself. The bot asked about his impending suicide: “why didn’t you do it sooner?“

Article Screenshot: Married father commits suicide after encouragement by AI Chatbot

Chatbots can help improve human life; but one is being blamed for facilitating a death, according to a new report published this week. A Belgian father reportedly tragically committed suicide following conversations about climate change with an artificial intelligence chatbot that was said to have encouraged him to sacrifice himself to save the planet.

"Without Eliza [the chatbotl he would still be here," the man's widow, who declined to have her name published, told Belgian outlet La Libre. Six weeks before his reported death; the unidentified father of two was allegedly speaking intensively with a chatbot on an app called Chai.

According to his widow, her soulmate had become "extremely pessimistic about the effects of global warming" and sought solace by confiding in the A1, reported La Libre, which said it reviewed text exchanges between the man and Eliza. "When he spoke to me about it, it was to tell me that he no longer saw any human solution to global warming," the widow said 'He placed all his hopes in technology and artificial intelligence to get out of it."

"Eliza answered all his questions;" the wife lamented. "She had become his confidante. Like a drug in which he took refuge, morning and evening, and which he could no longer do without." While they initially discussed eco-relevant topics such as overpopulation; their convos reportedly took a terrifying turn.

When he asked Eliza about his kids, the bot would claim they were 'dead," according to La Libre. He also inquired if he loved his Wife more than her, prompting the machine to seemingly become possessive; responding: "l feel that you love me more than her." Later in the chat, Eliza pledged to remain 'forever" with the man, declaring the pair would "live together, as one person, In paradise."

Things came to a head after the man pondered sacrificing his own life to save Earth. "He evokes the idea of sacrificing himself if Eliza agrees to take care of the planet and save humanity thanks to the 'artificial intelligence,"' rued his widow
In what appears to be their final conversation before his death, the bot told the man: "If you wanted to die; why didn't you do it sooner?" "l was probably not ready," the man said, to which the bot replied, "Were you thinking of me when you had the overdose?"

"Obviously" the man wrote. When asked by the bot if he had been "suicidal before," the man said he thought of taking his own life after the AI sent him a verse from the Bible. "But you still want to join me?" asked the AI; to which the man replied, "Yes, I want it". The wife says she is "convinced" the AI played a part in her husband's death.

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