no i have been as well. first off as you said humans are losing the ability to think and make decisions without asking their phone (like has anyone seen the google gemini ad). secondly, with the rapid growth of ai, basically every industry has already integrated it so deeply, and a whole new industry was created. everything from banks, stock markets, small businesses, governments, heck even transport systems, traffic lights, cars, every bit of electronics has ai in it now. not to mention this is all stemming from open AI's language model that they developed. if you think about it ai is literally just a very rapidly learning brain, like a child that absorbed the entire internet and based off observing patterns has been able to speak and regurgitate articulated information. and we've given it total access to the online world, which in many aspects controls our physical lives. its almost like giving 1 really smart person who has the ability to multitask on a global scale total control. ofc if it gets out of control we can always shut it down right? but at what cost? the entire world in 3 years is already clinging to ai like life support, what would it mean for the economy, industries, governments if that were suddenly taken away? tbh the event that it goes rogue or something is probably fiction, but still, we are putting all our eggs in 1 basket...