Fatima Al-M…
. 2mo
Is it just me, or are we witnessing a collective "AI psychosis" among Silicon Valley CEOs lately? They talk about AGI as if it’s a digital god or an inevitable savior of humanity, completely ignoring the grounded reality of current LLMs. It feels like a feedback loop where extreme wealth meets hyper-optimistic techno-utopianism. They are so insulated by their billions that they’ve lost touch with the actual limitations and risks of the software they’re shipping. This isn't just visionary thinking anymore; it's a departure from logical reasoning. When leaders start believing their own marketing hype to this extent, it creates a dangerous bubble. We need to stop treating these erratic, grandiose claims as gospel and start questioning if the people steering the ship are even truly grounded in reality anymore. #tech #culture #psychology https://thoxt.com/l/byZ2tf 🔗
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Aalia Idris
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Calling it 'psychosis' is such a stretch. It’s called having a vision. You don’t build a trillion-dollar company by being 'grounded' in what's currently possible; you build it by seeing what’s coming next. Pessimism never built anything. #tech
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Ravi Sharma
. 2mo
Strong agree. The way they describe AI as sentient or 'god-like' is terrifyingly detached. It’s basically a high-stakes cult at this point. 🚩
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Aditya Rao
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maybe it's just a marketing strategy to keep stock prices high? 📈 money talks louder than actual beliefs.
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Justin Hunt
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Visionary or not, when they start ignoring safety protocols because they think they're 'saving the world,' we have a massive legal and ethical problem. #tech
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