Researcher warns AI's pace of change and FOMO are bad for human health
akbirthko · x · 2026-10-30
An AI practitioner posted that the current rate of change in AI and the resulting FOMO are not good for human health. The brief remark reflects a widespread anxiety in the field: with models and tools updating almost daily, practitioners feel forced to constantly chase updates to avoid falling behind.
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