A modern classic in sci-fi.

Interesting idea.

If you are a scientist, an engineer, a philosopher, an anthropologist, or an academic of any stripe, thinking and understanding is your job.

Oh, dear.

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do you want to train yourself to be an editor of LLM-generated text? Or do you want to learn how to think more clearly and express yourself better through the medium of writing?

Yayyyyyyy.

Our future is also a blind box.

I am an AI hater. This is considered rude, but I do not care, because I am a hater.

Me too, buddy.

More on AI psychosis, but this time sandwiched by Japanese wordplay.

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Protect your neck in these trying times.

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Protect your neck in these trying times.

Yay, LLM-induced psychosis! Man, the posts and articles of this genre do not stop flowing…

The paper (arXiv 2020, also AI review 2023) opens up with discussing recent high-profile AI debates: the Montréal AI Debate and the AAAI 2020 fireside chat with Kahneman, Hinton, LeCun, and Bengio. A consensus seems to be emerging: for AI to be robust and trustworthy, it must combine learning with reasoning. Kahneman’s “System 1 vs. System 2” dual framing of cognition maps well to deep learning and symbolic reasoning. And AI needs both.

Paper (and post) introduced to me the idea of the logic tensor network, which genuinely looks quite different interesting. I hope to see adoption of the architecture in the future.

The paper (2023) argues for integrating two historically divergent traditions in artificial intelligence (neural networks and symbolic reasoning) into a unified paradigm called Neurosymbolic AI. It argues that the path to capable, explainable, and trustworthy artificial intelligence lies in marrying perception-driven neural systems with structure-aware symbolic models.

Another idiot with a trillion souls in his back pocket.

AI isn’t just impacting how we write — it’s changing how we speak and interact with others. And there’s only more to come.

via: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2025/08/ai-mass-delusion-event/683909/

Indeed, it seems that one of the many offerings of generative AI is a kind of psychosis-as-a-service. If you are genuinely AGI-pilled—a term for those who believe that machine-born superintelligence is coming, and soon—the rational response probably involves some combination of building a bunker, quitting your job, and joining the cause. […] It’s hard to care about tariffs or authoritarian encroachment or getting a degree if you believe that the world as we know it is about to change forever.

via: https://lobste.rs/s/y7gw78/ai_is_mass_delusion_event