When "Make no mistake" in real speech sparks AI-psychosis jokes
soleio · x · 2026-09-24
Developer soleio jokes about doing a double take when someone unironically started a sentence with "Make no mistake" — a phrase strongly associated with AI-generated writing — asking if this is "AI psychosis." A light observation on how AI writing tics are seeping into everyday human speech.
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