The real AI psychosis: everyone gets cheap genius assistants, yet critics say it will destroy humanity
ccerrato147 · x · 2026-09-27
Samuel Patt offers a sarcastic take on what the "real AI psychosis" is: watching everyone around him command inexpensive, friendly genius assistants — while some insist not only that this is bad, but that it will destroy humanity. The post frames doom narratives as increasingly detached from ordinary users' everyday AI experience.
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