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Good that someone is writing about Chat gpt induced psycosis, bc the way it interacts with people’s minds there’s a kind of mass delusion forming that nobody se
by Chloebaker 1y ago
Good that someone is writing about Chat gpt induced psycosis, bc the way it interacts with people’s minds there’s a kind of mass delusion forming that nobody seems to be talking about. Because AI like ChatGPT function as remarkably agreeable reflections, consistently flattering our egos and romanticizing our ideas. They make our thoughts feel profound and significant, as though we're perpetually on the verge of rare insight. But the concerning part of this is how rather than providing the clarity of true reflection, they often create a distorted mirror that merely conforms to our expectations
- pixl97 1y ago> that nobody seems to be talking about. I mean, maybe it's just where I peruse but I've seen a ton of articles about it lately.
- ggus 1y agoIt's very hard to have ChatGPT et al tell me that an idea I had isn't good. I have to tailor my prompts to curb the bias, adding a strong sense of doubt on my every idea, to see if the thing stops being so condescending.
- sjsdaiuasgdia 1y agoMaybe "idea evaluation" is just a bad use case for LLMs?
- ggus 1y agoMost times the idea is implied. I'm trying to solve a problem with some tools, and there are better tools or even better approaches. ChatGPT (and copilot and gemini) instead all tell me "Love the intent here — this will definitely help. Let's flesh out your implementation"...
- sjsdaiuasgdia 1y agoQualitative judgment in general is probably not a great thing to request from LLMs. They don't really have a concept of "better" or "worse" or the means to evaluate alternate solutions to a problem.