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For people who don't click the link (and it's X, so I understand) or scroll down, a later part of the thread is quite important: === Historically, delusions f
by LeoPanthera 1y ago
For people who don't click the link (and it's X, so I understand) or scroll down, a later part of the thread is quite important:
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Historically, delusions follow culture:
1950s → “The CIA is watching”
1990s → “TV sends me secret messages”
2025 → “ChatGPT chose me”
To be clear: as far as we know, AI doesn't cause psychosis.
It UNMASKS it using whatever story your brain already knows.
Most people I’ve seen with AI-psychosis had other stressors = sleep loss, drugs, mood episodes.
AI was the trigger, but not the gun.
Meaning there's no "AI-induced schizophrenia"
The uncomfortable truth is we’re all vulnerable.
The same traits that make you brilliant:
• pattern recognition
• abstract thinking
• intuition
They live right next to an evolutionary cliff edge. Most benefit from these traits. But a few get pushed over.
- mathiaspoint 1y agoDidn't Snowden basically confirm the feds are actually watching?
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