A user says better AI tools are making work feel fun again
carsonfarmer · x · 2026-07-23
The author says they may have entered a “second-stage AI psychosis,” but in a positive sense.
- Working with and without AI now feels easier and more enjoyable.
- They say the tools are much better, ideas flow more smoothly, and people may simply be getting better at seeing past the hype.
- It is framed as a personal productivity and mindset shift, not a product announcement.
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