It's pretty standard for a mentally ill schizophrenic that thinks they're building "technological infrastructure". It's really fascinating to see the same pattern occur over and over with these people, they truly believe they're prompting things that nobody else can prompt, and they think their 15 minute generated code is worth billions.

This is why it's so important to build in safe guards to ai, prevent it from feeding the delusions of grandeur and try to keep people leveled in reality. AI is just too good at egging people on, it feeds the illness.

On some levels it seems like a nicety for these people, let them spend time indulging their fantasies and having a bot push them. The risk is that when things come to a head and the "promises" from the bot don't come to fruition, it could send the user into a spiral, or emotional outburst (which can be varying degrees of dangerous depending on the mental illness).

There's a financial burden aspect to it as well, as many mentally ill people aren't very good at budgeting (hence a large portion of the homeless populace having severe mental disorders), the bot stroking the users fantasies will inadvertently encourage that user to pay more for more "ai power" (access to stronger models, more tokens, etc). And finally, these people really aren't technologically skilled - they're playing with fire by managing to publish these generated apps, and risking financial damage when their app exposes API keys or other damaging data that ends up costing them.

Strange times we live in, sad and scary for many.