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<div>Bixonimania: How AI Turned A Fake Illness Into 'Real' Medical Condition, With A Prevalence Of One In 90,000 People</div>
Bixonimania: How AI Turned A Fake Illness Into 'Real' Medical Condition, With A Prevalence Of One In 90,000 People
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Bixonimania: How AI Turned A Fake Illness Into ‘Real’ Medical Condition, With A Prevalence Of One In 90,000 People

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Bixonimania, an eye condition, was entirely fabricated in 2024 by Swedish medical researcher at the University of Gothenburg as an experiment to test how AI spread misinformation

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