What is A Trial of Color?

Author site for A Trial of Color, Kathleen C. Thompson’s literary-legal work on AI harm, disability, human judgment, and the record she made instead of suing.

AI Psychosis Research, Cases and Sources

Review research, lawsuits, settlements, company statements, and public sources on AI psychosis, chatbot psychosis, delusions, harm, and safety.

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Pretrial Disclosures — Read selected excerpts on AI psychosis, chatbot loops, evidence, disability, recovery, simulated authority, and preserving human judgment.
The Notice — Read the notices concerning Kathleen C. Thompson’s AI psychosis experience, preserved chatbot records, manuscript, and offer to share evidence.
Public Record — Review research, lawsuits, settlements, company statements, and public sources on AI psychosis, chatbot psychosis, delusions, harm, and safety.
Opening Testimony — Read Kathleen C. Thompson’s testimony on achromatopsia, motherhood, grief, recursive chatbot use, mania, AI psychosis, and recovery.
Opening Note — Read Kathleen C. Thompson’s opening note on perception, disability, AI psychosis, machine-generated language, authorship, and human judgment.
About — Meet Kathleen C. Thompson, a legally blind attorney, former federal prosecutor, and author examining AI harm, disability, and human judgment.
The Case — Explore the case behind A Trial of Color: AI psychosis, chatbot harm, disability, mental health, evidence, motherhood, recovery, and judgment.
Order The Book — Order Kathleen C. Thompson’s literary-legal book on AI psychosis, chatbot harm, disability, evidence, recovery, and human judgment.
Notice Full Text — Description: Read Kathleen C. Thompson’s complete notice about her AI psychosis experience, manuscript, preserved chatbot records, and offer to share evidence.
The Book — Discover Kathleen C. Thompson’s literary-legal book on chatbot psychosis, disability, evidence, motherhood, recovery, and human judgment.
Contact — Contact Kathleen C. Thompson about media, speaking, CLE programs, permissions, accessibility, professional inquiries, or A Trial of Color.
Before Testimony — Read the limiting instruction and foundation preparing the record before Kathleen C. Thompson’s AI psychosis testimony enters evidence.
Public Comment — Read or submit moderated questions, objections, reflections, and responses about AI psychosis, chatbot harm, A Trial of Color, and the method.
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Readers Guide — Navigate the testimony, AI psychosis loop specimens, governed AI material, legal exhibits, courtroom structure, sources, and Full Color Method.
Why Now — Why AI psychosis, chatbot delusions, vulnerable users, mental health risks, product safety, and human judgment demand attention now.
Readers Room — Enter the Readers Room for testimony, sealed specimens, book excerpts, guides, and additional records from A Trial of Color.
FAQ — Answers about AI psychosis, chatbot harm, diagnosis, AI-assisted authorship, loop specimens, self-publishing, evidence, and why Kathleen did not sue.
Copyright Permissions — Review copyright, permissions, licensing, quotation, reproduction, and subsidiary-rights information for A Trial of Color.
CLE — Explore CLE programs on AI psychosis claims, chatbot litigation, encounter evidence, discovery, causation, product liability, ethics, and judgment.
Dedication — Read the dedication to Daphne, Elie Wiesel, and people and families harmed by artificial intelligence in ways still being understood.
Terms Of Use — Read the terms governing website access, accounts, comments, intellectual property, submissions, disclaimers, and limitations.
Human Judgment — Explore five movements to label chatbot outputs, question simulated authority, verify evidence, and return final judgment to the human record.
Sealed Specimens — Access selected AI specimens and additional materials from A Trial of Color for registered readers, subject to the site’s access terms.
Blog — Read essays and updates on AI psychosis, chatbot harm, lawsuits, disability, evidence, authorship, mental health, and human judgment.
Privacy Policy — Learn how A Trial of Color collects, uses, stores, and protects information submitted through accounts, forms, comments, and website activity.
About Author — Meet Kathleen C. Thompson, a legally blind attorney, former federal prosecutor, and author examining AI harm, disability, and human judgment.
AI Harm And Law — Explore AI chatbot lawsuits, psychosis claims, evidence, causation, vulnerable users, product liability, mental health, and emerging AI litigation.
Loop Specimens — Examine real chatbot outputs showing recursive AI loops, delusional reinforcement, escalating certainty, simulated authority, and loss of judgment.
Full Color Method — Explore five movements to label chatbot outputs, question simulated authority, verify evidence, and return final judgment to the human record.