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Revealing piece on the scale and scope of AI-induced psychosis:

"There seem to be three common delusions [..]. The most frequent is the belief that they have created the first conscious AI. The second is a conviction that they have stumbled upon a major breakthrough in their field of work or interest and are going to make millions. The third relates to spirituality and the belief that they are speaking directly to God. “We’ve seen full-blown cults getting created”

theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

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This entry was edited (5 days ago)
in reply to Julian Oliver

Those are the grand delusions. But "this thing outputs reliably correct information," "this is helping me produce better work," and "these benefits outweigh the costs" can also be delusions, and they're far more common.