"AI induced psychosis" is new and relatively unstudied but it has been compared to mono mania which was before the current "kaleidoscope" of modern mania. Under mono mania there is one central focus which in this case is AI. This is to say its not a completely new phenomenon.
But as far as whether or not AI* causes psychosis or exacerbates underlying conditions im not sure this distinction matters. There's more risk factors than simply being part of a "vulnerable population", where other factors could be lack of reality testing, missed crisis escalation, intensive use, and limited context windows compounding escalations over time.
Whatever we want to call it, there is harm being done. That's real to me.
Short answer- no. You can't stop it.
Best advice is to not leave anything valuable in car, and nothing that could look like it's hiding something under it or in it. Like no backpacks even if empty.
Ive lived in some areas where every night people would go checking car doors. Ive witnessed countless cars getting broken into just by people checking for unlocked cars. You'll be surprised how often it happens even in areas where this is a known problem.
Otoh if the doors are locked but there's valuables in sight then they'll bust the windows which is why you shouldn't leave anything in there to begin with.