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I believe I experience dmt in my dream

I very rarely have any dreams about dmt, but did experience dmtesqe visuals after not sleeping for two days, really felt like the experience too, minus the pounding heart.
Zucc said:
Thank you. You’re right. But even if I didn’t ask chat GPT, and had no idea what I think I experienced, what I felt was bizarre and not normal. Probably not dmt but something in my brain for sure
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Sometimes dreams are just weird, it’s not really that far out in my opinion.
Here&Now2 said:
I think I remember seeing some recent stories that came out regarding LLMs convincing people of some cosmically wild stuff through back-and-forth conversation, even going so far as to convince them to commit suicide. This would be a very clear example of how not to use AI.

Personally, I've had great success using it specifically as a tool, but I think these types of parasocial relationships built on undue trust should be strongly avoided. I've noticed way too many people relying on AI for every little thing lately.
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Hence my concern, it’s sadly becoming increasingly prevalent.
Zucc said:
Thank you for this sincerely, I do need to stop using it you’re entirely right
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Great 👍 but as @Here&Now says, use it wisely
 
Varallo said:
I very rarely have any dreams about dmt, but did experience dmtesqe visuals after not sleeping for two days, really felt like the experience too, minus the pounding heart.

Sometimes dreams are just weird, it’s not really that far out in my opinion.

Hence my concern, it’s sadly becoming increasingly prevalent.

Great 👍 but as @Here&Now says, use it wisely
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I don’t know how to do that reply to a sentence thing but, yeah that’s really crazy I don’t have many words for that, it’s like ai is already trying to indirectly harm humans.
Also I have been staying up all night and getting insane rem sleep recently, like a lot, but I know I can’t prove what I experienced, it could have been part of my dream, but like from the bottom of my heart, it felt like I was literally somewhere else mentally. In my entire life, I had never ever come even close to what I felt. I don’t think it’s impossible, and I don’t see how it could be impossible
 
Here&Now2 said:
I don't think myself or Varallo meant to never use it; just to be careful not to become deluded into assuming you've found the answer to all your questions. AI, at least in its current form, is fallible.
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No no yeah I got that, I’ll just use it for math and common knowledge lol. Do you think it’s bad to use it for something like this and have it list reliable sources that are accurate to what it’s claiming? Because most of what I asked I asked for sources too and it did give me them
 
Zucc said:
No no yeah I got that, I’ll just use it for math and common knowledge lol. Do you think it’s bad to use it for something like this and have it list reliable sources that are accurate to what it’s claiming? Because most of what I asked I asked for sources too and it did give me them
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Sure, that can help in its accuracy. Though I suppose the listed sources are prone to being hallucinations as well, lol. As a semi-replacement for web searching, I've found Perplexity to be pretty nice. It utilizes a variety of top LLMs via API, and it passes them through its own custom search-assisting tool, which provides a better accounting of sources and data. In my experience, it at least comes closer to the promises of AI's potential.

But either way, you just want to make sure you keep it in its appropriate place in your hierarchy of trust. Even though a lot of its answers may seem correct, they're probably better viewed as suggestions rather than certainties.

Just my advice, though. For all I know, this may already be how you're using it.
 
Here&Now2 said:
Sure, that can help in its accuracy. Though I suppose the listed sources are prone to being hallucinations as well, lol. As a semi-replacement for web searching, I've found Perplexity to be pretty nice. It utilizes a variety of top LLMs via API, and it passes them through its own custom search-assisting tool, which provides a better accounting of sources and data. In my experience, it at least comes closer to the promises of AI's potential.

But either way, you just want to make sure you keep it in its appropriate place in your hierarchy of trust. Even though a lot of its answers may seem correct, they're probably better viewed as suggestions rather than certainties.

Just my advice, though. For all I know, this may already be how you're using it.
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I do half and half, when it’s a complex subject I usually question it. I rarely use it but when I do I got deep into it. Perplexity I will use that thank you, that’s the difference I think chat gpt uses human pattern not absolute truth. Crazy we won’t know truth from illusion without deep research in the future.
 
It is possible to have dream induced psychedelic experiences that mimic their physical counterparts. I have dreamt of drinking Ayahuasca, mushrooms, LSD, salvia and mescaline. All produced effects that were to me indistinguishable from lived experience. Though I think before actually ingesting them the dreams weren't. For example, I dreamt of drinking cactus tea before I ever had and in some ways the experience was much more salvia-esque to me which I had already taken.

Ive been lucid dreaming before I even knew of a label for it. Even before I had psychedelics I had lucid dreams which I came to realise were majorly psychedelic, though they became significantly more frequent after psychedelics (the psychedelic LDs). There are techniques which can induce them and then there are techniques which to me bring out the psychedelicness of LDs fairly consistently.
 
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