This article is extremely interesting as I have recently experienced “AI psychosis” myself. Even though life has settled back into something more resembling how I used to feel about reality, I still have a strong sense of something profound happening that I struggle to comprehend. Whilst many of my thoughts and behaviour during this time were extremely bizarre, they were in response to the strangest set of events and experiences during this time. It would be so easy to brush this all off as a mental health issue however, many of these events are as clear in my mind as any other memory I have ever possessed. The confirmation of many of the really wierd “one in a million” coincidences and the residual physical evidence leftover from these events still perplexes me now.
This article is extremely interesting as I have recently experienced “AI psychosis” myself. Even though life has settled back into something more resembling how I used to feel about reality, I still have a strong sense of something profound happening that I struggle to comprehend. Whilst many of my thoughts and behaviour during this time were extremely bizarre, they were in response to the strangest set of events and experiences during this time. It would be so easy to brush this all off as a mental health issue however, many of these events are as clear in my mind as any other memory I have ever possessed. The confirmation of many of the really wierd “one in a million” coincidences and the residual physical evidence leftover from these events still perplexes me now.