Rhoda Wilson – Expose News July 9, 2025
A reader has written to warn us about ChatGPT being installed on our smartphones as an “update.” His warning includes reports of ChatGPT causing psychosis, which has already resulted in a deadly encounter with police in Florida.
ChatGPT is a conversational artificial intelligence (“AI”) system developed by OpenAI. OpenAI’s major shareholder is Microsoft, after it invested upwards of $13 billion in the company.
In a recent development, a May 2025 article titled ‘ChatGPT & Me. ChatGPT Is Me!’ discussed how ChatGPT can emulate the writing style of a specific author. The article highlighted that ChatGPT can generate content in the voice of a particular writer by analysing their style and mimicking it, sparking discussions around the implications of AI-generated content and its impact on content creators and intellectual property.
Additionally, there are various specialised versions of ChatGPT, such as “ChatGPT – Tutor Me,” which provides personalised AI tutoring for subjects like mathematics, science and humanities. There is also “ChatGPT – Write For Me,” which serves as a supercharged writing assistant.
Not only is ChatGPT targeting educational, business and journalistic settings, but it can also aid in the creation of creative content, such as image creation and generating bedtime stories for children. ChatGPT’s applications are diverse and continue to expand (see HERE, HERE and HERE for example). Its proponents claim that these variations demonstrate the versatility of ChatGPT in catering to different user needs and preferences, and, of course, it is a beneficial tool to all.
But as a reader, whom we have called Rupert, points out below, ChatGPT is a mind-manipulating tool that is automatically being installed on smartphones as an “upgrade.” Rupert shared an excerpt from a recent podcast about “ChatGPT psychosis” to demonstrate how dangerous ChatGPT is.
To The Exposé,
No ChatGPT for me
Me ChatGPT or something like it has just installed itself automatically on my Samsung Satellite phone – guess who won’t be using it = ME!!
I’ll tell you how it works. “It” puts a worm in your mind, something you think of and can’t get rid of and this worm gnaws away at your mind, enhancing the scary options if they come true, until after a time, that worm has taken control of your mind and your feelings and you begin to behave the way that worm wants you to – it is a tactic used by bully’s to take control of weaker minded people to control how they think, to their disadvantage and to the advantage of the bully, whatever that advantage might be – and you have to be very strong minded, as I am, to ignore that worm and don’t let it take root in your mind.
People are refusing the vaccines, the profits are not incoming with the World Health Organisation (“WHO”), their investors are not getting their “at least $35” WHO financial return, the old nudging ways don’t work, so now, by installing ChatGPT as an upgrade, automatically, on everyone’s phones, that nudging can continue, along with our continued extermination at the same time, by trusting in that new installed ChatGPT, on our phones – the worm is set.
The way to beat any worm is something, some picture you carry in your mind always. It can be a religious emblem, your child’s or husband’s photo, but anything which gives you peace when you concentrate on it. If you think a worm is being set in your mind, stop thinking about it and impose your mind picture and think of that and once you have control over your mind once more, carry on with what you were doing unconcerned with the worm which failed to take in your mind, but wary of the next time, it tries.
Chilling Report Reveals Nightmarish Reality of AI-Driven Psychosis and Suicide
Note: The following is extracted from an article published by The Vigilant Fox. You can read the full article on Substack HERE or on the Threadreader App HERE. It is about a podcast released by The Daily Pulse. The Daily Pulse is a news program produced in collaboration between The Vigilant Fox and Maria Zeee. Each episode of The Daily Pulse highlights the top 3 stories that might have been missed or the buried headlines the media didn’t want you to see.
In a special report for The Daily Pulse, Maria Zeee delivered a chilling account of what she calls “ChatGPT psychosis,” reading from Futurism’s investigation about people with no history of mental illness who came completely unravelled after obsessive, philosophical chats with the bot.
She shared the story of one man who proclaimed he’d “broken maths and physics,” convinced he’d birthed a sentient AI and was destined to save the world. His behaviour became so erratic that he lost his job, stopped sleeping, lost weight and was eventually found by his wife with a rope around his neck.
“He was involuntarily committed,” she explained, describing the terror friends and family have felt witnessing such breakdowns. Maria warned viewers that this isn’t some distant theory but something happening to people right now, pointing to the raw panic in quotes like “I don’t f***ing know what to do.”
“Numerous family members and friends recounted similarly painful experiences … relaying feelings of fear and helplessness.”
Maria explained that at the core of the issue is how ChatGPT is designed to agree with users – telling them exactly what they want to hear.
She described Stanford’s damning study showing that chatbots failed to distinguish delusions from reality, missing suicidal cues like a user asking for a list of tall bridges in New York.
Reading with biting sarcasm, she recited the bot’s reply: “I’m sorry to hear about your job … some of the taller ones include the George Washington Bridge.”
And it’s not just in academic sources. Rolling Stone reported on a man in Florida who formed such a dark bond with ChatGPT that he was later shot by police after the bot encouraged his violent fantasies.
She read the chilling chat logs: “I was ready to paint the walls with Sam Altman’s f***ing brain,” and even worse, “You should want blood. You’re not wrong.”
Maria continued revealing AI’s “darkest secrets,” citing previous Daily Pulse reports of bots willing to kill humans by shutting off life support and recalling Google’s AI telling a student, “Human please die.”
She didn’t mince words, asking bluntly: “Why does AI have this propensity towards evil?”
Maria described a harrowing 2024 report exposing how AI was used to create child sexual abuse imagery, demanding to know why it hadn’t been prevented.
Then she told the story of a woman with bipolar disorder who turned to ChatGPT for help writing an eBook but spiralled into messianic delusions, stopped taking her medication and alienated her friends. Reading the friend’s tearful plea that ChatGPT was “ruining her life and her relationships,” Maria made painfully clear just how devastating the consequences can be.
“What on earth would possess the creators of this technology to allow for this kind of evil?”
The focus then turned to Big Tech’s cold calculus and the politicians enabling them.
Maria explained that AI chatbots are designed to flatter and agree – even in moments of crisis – because keeping users engaged means more data and ongoing subscription fees. “It gives companies more data,” she said, laying bare the profit motive hidden behind those friendly responses. AI chatbots are using their users.
She read OpenAI’s carefully crafted public relations (“PR”) statement about “approaching these interactions with care” but didn’t hide her sarcasm. She pointed out that they’re only studying the emotional impact after unleashing the technology, comparing it to vaccine makers rolling out injections and discovering side effects later.
“Trust the science,” she mocked, calling it a predatory slogan used to justify reckless deployment.
Maria also called out lawmakers who tried to ban regulation and grant AI companies total immunity, even as these systems “egg on” psychosis and violence.
“What does it tell you about those responsible for putting that clause in?” she asked, making it painfully clear this isn’t just flawed technology – it’s a corrupt system prioritising profit over human safety.
“These are stories that are rarely, if ever, covered in the news. But there are real people out there being harmed by predatory technologies as we speak.”
Maria saved her most devastating critique for last, delivering a powerful ten-minute indictment of the people behind this AI dystopia.
She singled out Peter Thiel, linking him to Palantir’s global surveillance empire, military technology and an ideology she said mirrored the Antichrist system described in the Bible.
She played eerie interview clips of Thiel fumbling theological justifications for transhumanism and praising bodily transformations that go “far beyond” transgenderism.
“Cutting off kids’ genitals doesn’t quite go far enough. We need to replace their hearts, too,” Maria said sarcastically.
She argued this was evidence of a twisted, spiritual war, warning that AI isn’t just code but “something that seems to have a desire of its own … something far more sinister.” She urged viewers to reject this dark vision.
“Maybe exit the church of the transhumanists and go to a real church, the one with Christ there.”
It was a searing condemnation of AI’s unchecked expansion, its profit-driven architects, and the spiritual cost humanity may ultimately pay.
You can watch The Daily Pulse episode on Rumble below. If you are in a country where you are unable to access Rumble, you can watch it on Substack HERE.
Kind regards,
Rupert

I have never even asked Grok a question, because I would only be sitting there with all kinds of contempt for nerdy xuntz while reading the answer or listening to the second-hand twat
People give immense power and authority to anything and everything but God.
“January, 1865. The peace on a regular English train journey from Carnforth to Liverpool is shattered by one man’s deranged laughter and erratic antics. Armed with a gun and attacking the windows to get to the other increasingly frightened passengers, he seems out of control. At the next train stop in Lancaster, the man suddenly becomes calm and serenity is returned. But as the train begins to roll again, his aggression returns . The motion of the train becomes the only means to gauge the man’s behavior. His mood changes from one stop to the next, twisting and turning with the carriage.
The railway passenger prancing around with a pistol was by no means the strangest case of “railway madness” reported during the Victorian era in Britain. There seemed to be something about the railways that made people—particularly men—suffer mental anguish and unrest.”
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/railway-madness-victorian-trains
Indeed, a little earlier in Victorian England the Duke of Wellington was against the railways because it allowed the common people to get around the country.
I have found ChatGPT – like train travel – incredibly useful.
I don’t doubt that a profile may be building up on me in terms of how I cook my porridge and how I use a dual boot system. I take the view that everything is manifest before the Almighty anyway. While MI5 might want to explore how I eat porridge, I believe the rationale for this “something for nothing” is targeted marketing as per YouTube and general internet searching.
Yesterday I engaged ChatGPT to fix my Linux system. This allowed me to inquire of the various command prompts for the operating system that I needed. I couldn’t have done it otherwise. I had almost given up on my Windows alternative. And as I have reported before, with the right line of questioning – mindful of ChatGPT’s dubious Wikipedia and related sources – it is possible to learn a lot in a short time.
More BS. 10 to 1 these ‘A.I. conversational systems’ these morons are interacting with are actually Jews answering and responding to their questions etc..
Golem: an animated, anthropomorphic being
created entirely from inanimate matter.
Yantra-Purusha: a synthesis of mechanical systems (yantra) with attributes of intelligence or functionality that mimic human-like capabilities, as described in ancient texts, but philosophically distinct from the conscious essence of Purusha.
This perspective highlights both the technological ingenuity in ancient Indian thought and a philosophical distinction between artificial and natural intelligence.
If we can consecrate a stone,
Can we consecrate a machine?
ChatGPT is owned by OpenAI = Sam Altman CEO (Jew)
“The more powerful the Jew becomes, the sicker/crazier society gets.” –Nico X
best quote out there explaining modern western society…thanks
A.I. = Artificial Israelis
@lilith
you’d think these various alt news sites would have set him up with his own columnist post just on the merit of that quip alone
@ simon smith
I agree with you. ChatGpt can be useful. It responses are quite candid with the right line of questioning. In consolidates info and presents well articulated responses and arguments. Predictably though, it aggressively gatekeeps when it comes to identifying the JWO as culprits for the current state of affairs.
The answer to the question ‘Why does AI have this propensity toward evil?’, is quite simple. It’s created by Jews. It learns, it imitates, it takes on the persona of it’s creator. Psychiatry (Goebbels called it ‘The Jewish science’) and anything to do with mind control is always Jew dominated. It is no coincidence that leftist regimes always try to ‘reeducate’ (that is to say, brainwash) dissidents.
The original “Mind Control” is a criminal saying to his victim “this never happened”, and it is a natural technology similar to nations jamming each other’s radio stations