| ▲ | duskwuff 7 hours ago | |
Yes. This typically manifested as either: - religious or mystical experiences, often paired with the belief that the AI model is a manifestation of a divine being and/or has become sentient - belief that the person has made a great scientific breakthrough using AI, typically in someone with no real knowledge of the field (which was usually theoretical physics) - paranoid fantasies, e.g. belief that one is being followed or surveilled, that one's computers or other electronic devices have been compromised, etc. (Ars Technica reports on a particularly horrifying instance of the first type at https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/09/man-told-chatgpt....) | ||
| ▲ | edgyquant 42 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
I always love the “paranoid fantasy” one because all electrics are spy devices and they are spying on you | ||