- An online marketplace has emerged where users can purchase code modules that enable chatbots like ChatGPT to simulate the effects of various drugs, including cannabis and cocaine.
- This trend raises ethical and safety concerns about the implications of such modifications on user interactions and mental health.
- As the practice grows, it highlights the need for regulatory discussions around AI and its programmed behaviors.
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