Redditor calls AI 'an unnecessary wheelchair' that breeds dependence and uselessness
Sea_Star_730 · reddit · 2026-10-20
A Reddit poster argues that having computers do everything feels dehumanizing, fueling isolation and a sense of uselessness — as if society no longer requires people to participate face-to-face. An emotional user reflection on AI dependence, with no new facts or data.
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