I wouldn't consider that benign but I agree with the characterization, I've come to see the whole AI psychosis thing as a version of sports betting, gacha videogame mechanics or prediction markets. In the US slightly faster than anywhere else pulling the slot machine lever one more time seems to be increasingly become the sole principle of any activity.
Correctness, formal verification, using your own cognitive resources, deterministic results are in many ways actively counter productive to the kind of effect people want to get out of this
Oh sure, just to clarify, I said benign in the sense of not attributing malicy to the researcher actions. But in fact, the AI psychosis scenario is a frankly scary possibility.
Correctness, formal verification, using your own cognitive resources, deterministic results are in many ways actively counter productive to the kind of effect people want to get out of this