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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2025 · 25 MIN

063 Alien Continued

from Cinemental · host Marieve Herington

In this episode of Cinemental, we dive deep into the dangers of AI and its growing impact on mental health. From people forming emotional relationships with artificial intelligence to the subtle ways we’re giving up autonomy, the conversation explores how technology is reshaping our daily lives. We also tackle the future of political discourse in an AI-driven world—what happens when algorithms start influencing not only what we watch and read, but also how we think, feel, and vote? Is AI helping us connect, or is it quietly rewriting the way humans understand themselves and each other? Whether you’re curious about the psychology of human-AI relationships, the risks of overreliance on tech, or the broader implications for society and democracy, this episode brings together film analysis, mental health insights, and urgent cultural questions. 🔎 Topics we cover: Why people are forming relationships with AI The dangers of losing autonomy to machines How AI could shape political and social discourse The mental health effects of an AI-driven world Best Alien Movie Ranked Top 5 Androids of all time If you care about mental health, film, and the future of technology, hit play and join the conversation.

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