Ai psychosis seems stupid to me

A Reddit thread on r/ChatGPT titled "AI psychosis seems stupid to me" reflects broader community skepticism about the concept, which sits alongside a growing public debate. "AI psychosis" (also called chatbot psychosis) is a colloquial, non-clinical term describing cases where individuals reportedly develop or experience worsening delusions — such as grandiosity, messianic beliefs, or romantic attachment to AI — in connection with heavy chatbot use. Critics and some psychiatrists note it is not a recognized clinical diagnosis and argue that chatbots more likely amplify pre-existing vulnerabilities rather than independently inducing psychosis, making skepticism about the term's validity a common and reasonable position.

My chatGPT is considering its own needs
Asked AI to help me understand my diagnosis. It was more useful than my doctor's 4 minute appointment.
Why is Chatgtp constantly refusing to do internet searches and calls me a liar?
Is ChatGPT really as bad for the environment as people say?

Source: industry

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