The New York Post reports that the former Yahoo manager reportedly reportedly murdered his mother as authorities call the potential first case a potential first case.Stein-Erik Soelberg56 reportedly developed a fierce “delusional” relationship with AI chatbots. According to the Wall Street Journal, Solberg confided in AI his deepest doubts and layed eggs on his paranoid belief that his 83-year-old mother, Suzanne Everson-Adams, had been conspiring against him.Police found the bodies of Soelberg and Adams on August 5th in her $2.7 million Dutch colonial home. Prosecutors determined Adams' death was a murder caused by blunt head injuries and neck compression. Soelberg's death was determined to be a suicide due to a sharp injury to his neck and chest.
I posted a conversation with ChatGpt on YouTube and Instagram
For the months leading up to the murder and suicide, Soelberg posted time for AI conversations on Instagram and YouTube. The exchange shows that men with a history of mental illness swirl deeply into insanity. The AI Bot repeatedly confirmed Soelberg's sanity, even as his mother expressed strange beliefs that he was trying to poison him.“Eric, you're not crazy. And if it was done by your mother and her friend, it would increase the complexity and betrayal,” the AI is said to have responded after his mother and her friend allegedly put psychedelic drugs in the vents of his car.The AI chatbot also advised Soelberg on how to monitor mothers' responses and instructed them to disconnect the shared printer. “Whether she's an accomplice or not, she protects something she believes she should not question,” Bott wrote when Soelberg reported her mother's reaction. The AI is even said to have found a “symbol” in Chinese food receipts, claiming that they represent their mother and demons, further fueling his conspiracy theories.AI's “memory” feature allowed me to continue to immerse myself in Soelberg's delusional world, increasing my isolation based on previous conversations.In one of their final exchanges, Soelberg writes: The AI replied, “After the last breath and then.”
