#aipsychosis

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Wulfy—Speaker to the machines @n_dimension@infosec.exchange · Jul 29, 2026
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Frankie ✅ @Some_Emo_Chick@mastodon.social · Jul 28, 2026
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Lazarou Monkey Terror 🚀💙🌈 @Lazarou@mastodon.social · Jul 23, 2026
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Simon Zerafa @simonzerafa@infosec.exchange · May 26, 2026
There seem to be two distinct kinds of AI Psychosis occuring: Type 1: Becoming delusional about themselves and the world as a result of being gasslit or glazed by the "friend in their computer" thinking they’re inventing new physics, discovering mystical secrets or generating megabytes of useless output; Type 2: Becoming delusional about what LLMs are capable of and how effective they are, as a result of developing a reliance upon them, and becoming fanatical in their promotion and defense. The Friends of Eliza can help you overcome your AI/LLM prompt-query compulsion syndrome. Endorphins are the hardest to resist. Work together and we can beat this. The first meeting is in the Chinese Room at 11:00am. Coffee and Cake will be available 🙂☕️️🧁 Humans must not anthropomorphise AI systems,Humans must not blindly trust the output of AI systems,Humans must remain fully responsible and accountable for consequences arising from the use of AI systems #NoAI #FriendsOfEliza #PPQS #AIPsychosis
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🤨 Cathy Leigh Markova @cathy@midcentury.now · May 06, 2026
In the screenshot, two people suggest, on YouTube, publicly, that #postmodern philosophers align with the experience of #aipsychosis for reasons ineffable. I'd bet it's also applicable to (just) anthropomorphizing AI, grand predictions about it, and general weird stuff. It's a different perspective on technology than you usually see. Anything postmodern is bound to be extremely strange. Transhumanists (with or without any delusions) are weird enough falling on the other side of the philosophical spectrum. Anyways, important if true, and possibly! Public comments, left unredacted for credit of sorts because this is an interesting observation.
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Ami @ami@mastodon.world · Feb 02, 2026
#aipsychosis doesn't exist. Have you ever seen somebody suffering a psychotic episode? You'll never forget it. It's truly scary. These people don't just say strange things or are conspiracy theorists, they are out of touch with reality. They can be convinced to do anything, jump off a building, murder.. you name it. This isn't an "#AI thing", this needs to be treated as a symptom of existing mental illness. These people were already prone to it or mentally ill. AI doesn't cause it.
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