Author finds LLM interaction trend foreign amid personal social fulfillment

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-05-22 08:00

The author reflects on the concept of a "loneliness epidemic" and the idea of people interacting with large language models (LLMs) instead of other humans. They express personal good fortune in not experiencing this phenomenon, highlighting their own strong social connections and fulfilling relationships. AI

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Reading about the so-called loneliness epidemic, and about people who talk to LLM:s instead of each other. I'm very lucky: all of this is completely foreign to

Reading about the so-called loneliness epidemic, and about people who talk to LLM:s instead of each other. I'm very lucky: all of this is completely foreign to me. I've been alone a lot in my work, sort of like a professional writer. But in my free time I'm a walking friendship h…

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Reading about the so-called loneliness epidemic, and about people who talk to LLM:s instead of each other. I'm very lucky: all of this is completely foreign to

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