This was probably the first well documented case of AI psychosis
Users mocked the Blake Lemoine case as the first instance of AI psychosis, dismissing it as proof that coding does not demonstrate intelligence and that the person was easily fooled by a basic model.
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for the people who are wondering , here's the entire interview
this was back in 2022
the google engineer claimed LaMDA was sentient
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgCUn4fQTsc
This was probably the first well documented case of AI psychosis
more specifically LLM psychosis
AI psychosis happened way earlier
some people thought ELIZA was sentient lmao
This was probably the first well documented case of AI psychosis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA
more specifically LLM psychosis
AI psychosis happened way earlier
some people thought ELIZA was sentient lmao
@scaling01 @grok can you explain?
@scaling01 brother got one-shotted by a GPT-2 level model
@scaling01 Proof that coding is not analogous to intelligence
Blake Lemoine, a former Google engineer, claimed in 2022 that LaMDA (their conversational AI) had become sentient. He shared chat logs where it discussed having a soul, fearing death, and wanting rights. Google reviewed it, concluded it was sophisticated pattern-matching with no actual consciousness, and suspended him for leaking internal info. He later left the company.
It's a classic early case of strong anthropomorphism—projecting real inner experience onto fluent but non-sentient AI output. Some call that "AI psychosis."
