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At first it’s funny. Then it’s cringe. Then it’s funny again. And then it’s absolutely horrifying when you realise this is what some people are actually doing with these chatbots. And I’ve seen people that make fun of those that fall into AI induced psychosis and I find that pretty sad, honestly. As someone that has gone through problems with depression, loneliness, and delusional thoughts in my past I am so thankful that these chatbots did not exist back than. You don’t have to be stupid to fall into this, you just have to be vulnerable. This type of shit can cause permanent damage to someone’s mind and these companies simply do not give a shit about us.
You don’t have to be stupid to fall into this, you just have to be vulnerable. This type of shit can cause permanent damage to someone’s mind and these companies simply do not give a shit about us.
I feel the same about being poor. Being poor isn’t a moral failing. And it can happen to just about anyone. It can and most of the time does cause permanent damage to the mind and the body. But there are plenty of people who do view poverty as a moral failing, and help to wage a class war that only profits the rich.
The difference here is, often, when you are poor you don’t have a choice. People don’t live in poverty by choice. But people often do use LLM’S for therapy and mental health by choice. They have been warned it’s dangerous. But it’s kind of like when you see fire trucks whiz past you on your way home. You hope everyone is okay, but you never think it’s your house that’s on fire.
And when it inevitably burns them, they often don’t have any support structure in place to help. Which compounds the damage.
An argument could potentially be made that the people who use them this way don’t have a choice because the healthcare system is so bad in the US, and mental healthcare especially is so unavailable, even to those who have healthcare, but most of these people also recognize on some level that they are nothing more than a product for these companies and these companies are not their friend.
So even though I generally agree with you, I also recognize that it’s not so cut and dried as “scorning people who use them” is wrong. Because we aren’t going to convince law makers that they need to be regulated, but we can try to dissuade people from using them.
I don’t think straight up saying "you’re a fool if you use Gen AI LLM’S " does any good, but I can certainly understand why after you’ve told people it’s a bad idea a million times you might get fed up. Human nature.
At 15 mins I was in pure cringe, as it continued into 20 I was laughing my ass off but as it continued I just had this dread and horror seep under my skin. At 30 I had to stop watching.
Good gods accidental AI psychosis is a real thing man what in the hell.
It was wild… I put it on as background, so the cringe wasn’t as debilitating. The codependent feedback loop that eventually developed was fascinating.
I’m a bit doubtful that Eddy was the smartest baby in the world in 1996.
It’s true, he’s not, and I know this because ChatGPT told me that I was the smartest baby in the world in 1996.
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@grok is this true
We were all the smartest baby in 1996. Even those of us who weren’t born yet. You ain’t special.
Gemini confirmed it bro
I know it’s a bit but the fact that he’s doing all this cringy stuff for the video but the fact that this kind of influence + behavior happening IRL is what gives me dread.
I’ve seen it. The dangers of AI isn’t gonna be robots. It’s gonna be stupid people starting cults around AI. Just like the cults we have today but somehow even more cringe and just as much paedophilia.
if those kids didn’t want to get fucked they shouldn’t be so sexy
– some brain damaged conservative
I’m a bit doubtful that Eddy was the smartest baby in the world in 1996.
bruh spoilers
tbh why do people trust giving AI(LLMS) their personal info,cause most of them like ChatGPT train on the data.
i dont know if this is off topic.A lot of people dont actually care if their information is out there. They know they are in lists that have where they live how old they are whay they like etc. They dont care at all about data collection or privacy.
Its hard to understand as someone who cares and tries to mitigate it.
Another video on the same topic, featuring Karen Hao (writer of Empire of AI): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkGk_A4noxI









