@CIMB4 I think a /very careful/ mention of the potential for AI Psychosis -- in the clinical/near-clinical "impact ability to engage with reality" sense, not just the "buys into the hype and uses/pushes it heavily" sense -- in how it, from the implementation choices made about its interface and trained into it slightly-more-deeply, has a pattern of,
for people with issues of psychosis or with some potential to develop psychosis,
exacerbate those and trigger/push towards breaks with reality in those cases. If you find psychs talking about this they'll probably have stats on the base rate of that in society (and so, base rate of people vulnerable in this way), which is higher than people think,
and you have a responsibility to do programming that is safe and not risky for all your students.
(And, as of yet, no meaningful changes have been impemented to make them safer in this way, or socially to proactively approach this harm.)