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  • Oct 21, 2026, 1:07 PM

    having used llms before for work, i have first hand experience of the effects they have on your mind, especially if you use them for creation (like writing code)

    they're addictive gambling machines, even if you know they are. they can't be used responsibly. after stopping with their use for work, i noticed myself reaching for them. it took me months to fully recover. there was also very noticeable skill atrophy

    i knew of the many issues, but these things work on your monkey brain, they're
    very hazardous

    if you use them and you're not forced to use them, stop using them. they are not worth it in any way. if you can't stop using them for work, try to avoid them outside of work as much as possible. harm reduction is a valid strategy

    this technology needs to be eliminated, there is no way to salvage it

    and this is me focusing on the psychological issues, there are way more severe social and ethical issues with it

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  • Oct 21, 2026, 1:11 PM

    also, i don't subscribe to notions of purity. if you've used llms before and reject them now, or only use then for work, or use them in your personal life but try to avoid them: i still support you!

    no one is too far gone
    ​:neocat_heart:​

    i reject the tech, not the people

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  • Oct 21, 2026, 2:48 PM

    @lumi am wondering rn... what would you say for using it as mh tool?
    like... I don't have anyone I can dump my issues on, those who offered it backed out of it, often after a week or two already.
    I no longer trust therapists as my trust has been broken repeatedly and I got kicked out by multiple therapists.

    (ik bout chat bot psychosis and the sui related issues)

    am just considering it cause I'm freaking desperate and see no other way!

    thoughts?

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