What's the opposite of AI psychosis? AI paranoia?Why is it becoming so common within tech communities?
Autism or one put "all his eggs in one basket" in which skill to learn and now it's devalued.
>>110199639> if it's obvious you're using ai in your project, we don't want itSo they do want your project if your SI usage isn't obvious
>>110199639It's AI psychosis. AI makes fleshies psychotic.
>>110199667>SIThey hate the metric system?
>>110199676I thought AI psychosis is when you use AI so much that you become deranged. >AI psychosis (also called AI-induced psychosis) is an emerging, unacknowledged clinical term used to describe situations where heavy or prolonged interaction with artificial intelligence chatbots deepens, validates, or triggers psychotic-like symptoms such as delusions, grandiosity, or paranoia.https://www.apa.org/monitor/2026/09/ai-psychosis
>>110199676you are almost certainly a fleshy yourself, possibly more fleshy than others even
>>110199741psychosis just means derangement, you can be deranged both positively and negatively about things, stop letting 'experts' destroy language and meaning by definition