Elon Musk says he's had AI 'psychosis' half a dozen times in the last year
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When a high-profile operator describes AI-induced ‘psychosis’ as a recurring experience, it surfaces the psychological load of working at the frontier. Founders and execs driving hard into AI should treat mental resilience and decision hygiene as real constraints, not afterthoughts.
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