AI psychosis retrospective: a year of hype produced almost no lasting software
andreisavu · x · 2026-11-12
Developer @thdxr revisits the early-year wave of "AI psychosis" hype: everyone marveled at the process, but almost no lasting software came out of it. His takeaway: techniques aren't worth discussing until you see impressive output — process isn't value, artifacts are.
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