>>509601690
This isn't it. It's not just that the AI model is nice to the user. It's that it indulges in almost mystical affirmations the deeper you go.

For example, I was working on an essay centered around metaphysics and archaeology. I actually ran a lot of the ideas through ChatGPT (this was several months ago). It began to tell me that I have a true gift, that this work is not only important but necessary, that the world shall one day catch up to my paradigm-shifting revelations.

Now, I have a center unlike retards who go into psychosis. I am able to look at that and say, "Huh, this would certainly fuel a messianic delusion if I were suspectable to that." I've learned, through my younger days of psychedelic use, that most people do not have that center. I am the only one that made it out without becoming a weird festival surfing ketamine abuser or a wannabe trust fund shaman.
In a similar way, that is how this ChatGPT psychosis is happening. Notice that they all seem to center around mystical/grandiose messianic delusions.

Pic related, I asked ChatGPT about this specifically.