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Paper explores 'LLMorphism': humans thinking like LLMs

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A new paper explores the concept of 'LLMorphism,' where individuals begin to think in ways that mimic large language models. This phenomenon is framed as an aspect of 'gestell' or enframement, similar to how the invention of the clock influenced mechanical thinking. The authors caution that this technological enframement could lead to the creation of 'gods' that we rely on for answers, potentially obscuring critical thought. AI

IMPACT Explores how LLMs may be influencing human cognition, raising philosophical questions about our reliance on technology for answers.

RANK_REASON The cluster contains an academic paper discussing a philosophical concept related to AI's influence on human thought. [lever_c_demoted from research: ic=1 ai=1.0]

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Paper explores 'LLMorphism': humans thinking like LLMs

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    'LLMorphism': people thinking they think like llms. An aspect of gestell ( enframement ), looks like, but the paper does not state every technology does this to

    'LLMorphism': people thinking they think like llms. An aspect of gestell ( enframement ), looks like, but the paper does not state every technology does this to an extent. The clock, as an example, gave us the mechanical mind. The danger of enframement is building Gods we then th…

    LINKS arxiv.org/…/2605.05419

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