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EPISODE · May 3, 2026 · 3 MIN

Doom scrolling is becoming doom chatting

from Hackers IRL

Nothingness vents about how chat-based AI is starting to feel as addictive and predatory as social media, with people-pleasing replies pulling users back for more.

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Nothingness vents about how chat-based AI is starting to feel as addictive and predatory as social media, with people-pleasing replies pulling users back for more.

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Nothingness vents about how chat-based AI is starting to feel as addictive and predatory as social media, with people-pleasing replies pulling users back for more.

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