GPT Psychosis is spreading, the NYT is Super-Doxxing Zuck, and Trump is wetting his beak on Chinese chip exports | E2163

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Aug 12, 2025

Is GPT Psychosis a real concern? The hosts delve into the alarming emotional connections users are forming with AI. Meanwhile, a controversial New York Times piece on Mark Zuckerberg’s lavish living sparks a heated discussion about privacy versus public interest. They also tackle Trump’s export fees on chip manufacturers, questioning whether it's a justified measure or a shakedown. Plus, there’s debate over the ethics of juggling multiple jobs in today's workforce.

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INSIGHT

Super-Doxing Puts Families At Risk

Jason Calacanis warns the New York Times graphic revealed specific homes and schooling locations.
He argues that naming streets invites violence and crosses an ethical line.

INSIGHT

Even-Handed Reporting Can Still Harm

Alex Wilhelm calls the piece even-handed and defends reporting on public figures.
He acknowledges reporting will upset communities but sees it as standard journalism.

ADVICE

Obscure Exact Locations In Sensitive Stories

Lon Harris suggests outlets avoid publishing street-level addresses when possible.
He recommends unlabeled maps or clusters to report impact without creating targets.

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