I’ve realized that AI practitioners or heavy AI users have already become psychologically abnormal and can no longer relate to normal people.

After using it for a long time, you start to reflexively analyze sentence structures, catch the nuances, and judge whether a piece of writing was generated by a machine.
At this point, when someone says something very normal like “It’s not... but...” you might immediately think: “This sounds like AI.”
But the problem isn’t necessarily with others. Often, it’s not that the other person has changed, but that your eyes have been biased by AI first.
It’s like when you don’t have kids, you don’t notice how many children are around you; once it’s in your mind, you start seeing them everywhere.
AI is the same. If you spend every day working with prompts, rewrites, and polishing, you’ll eventually start to see normal people as AI.
So right now, perhaps the biggest danger isn’t AI passing the Turing test, but that we’ve started to become a little obsessed ourselves.