Raw LLM Responses

Use of computers is not without consequences, you literally speak to yourself on a daily basis, with AI this self-talk is now also infused with an external identity Smartphones are found to become 'psychologically integral' to a person's daily life, meaning that we think of (and feel about) a smartphone as an identity, not as a device we use as a tool. I've noticed how people who start using AI become 'fervent supporters' and seem to lose track of nuance and impact regarding. Repeat examples of 'big names' publishing with AI fabricated nonsense inside speaks volumes about how deep this goes. AI is diverting attention away from one self and seems to some degree also dissolve a sense of self. In the sense that without AI people take themselves into the equation when it concerns ethics, accountability, responsibility while with AI they seem to tend to absolve themselves from any such thing. People are not aware they're falling into this trap and have no counter indication this may harm themselves and others. Pressure is put onto others to now makes 'split second decisions' based on the content they offer made with use of AI, as if their reputation is good enough for the content to drive decision making. Worrisome really.