The other LLM psychosis: people convinced AI doesn't work and will soon disappear
dreamwieber · x · 2026-10-26
dreamwieber points out that while "LLM psychosis" usually describes people one-shotted into believing they've solved quantum gravity, an equally prevalent form is the opposite: people convinced the technology doesn't actually work and will soon disappear. Both extremes deserve scrutiny.
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