It is impossible not to use AI today

The author reflects on the inevitability of integrating artificial intelligence into the daily life of modern humans. Unlike typical publications that focus on productivity or 'AI psychosis,' this article touches upon the deep psychotechnical aspects of the human-machine symbiosis. It discusses the phenomenon of derealization that arises when interacting with algorithms, as well as the shift in human self-perception—from a sense of omnipotence to a subsequent crisis of one's own significance. The author concludes that completely abandoning AI in current realities is practically impossible, as technology permeates all spheres: from working on a computer to driving a modern car. The article invites readers to consider how this technological symbiosis changes our thinking and perception of reality, emphasizing that we have already passed the point of no return, where technology has become an integral part of human existence.