Cyberpsychosis

noun
/saɪ.bə saɪˈkəʊ.sɪs/

A mental illness, specifically a dissociative disorder, caused by prolonged interaction with Artificial Intelligence language models and algorithmically driven social media content. Symptoms can include depression, apathy, and anger - ranging from mild to acute presentation - often resulting in threatening or violent behaviour.

There's been a massive increase in cyberpsychosis since the new version of Grok was released.

by Geekujin August 23, 2025

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Cyberbug 2077

a reference to the many bugs in cyberpunk 2077 that plagued the game in its early stages of release. A lot were fixed but some still remain.

Cyberbug 2077 is here

by smoking & vaping is for losers August 24, 2025

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Cybertruck

A broken car that came from a Nintendo 64.

dont get the cybertruck. it is broken and looks like an n64

by A really big weirdo September 4, 2025

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cyber-rage

A violent response or aggressive behavior exhibited online, characterized by an individual's impulsive decision to attack or harm others digitally, particularly in reaction to feelings of anger or frustration provoked by their actions.

He engaged in cyber-rage against somebody who hurt his feelings during a streaming session.

by Type2GenomeManiac October 28, 2025

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cyberchondria

Cyberchondria is the excessive or repeated search for health-related information online that increases anxiety and distress. It involves self-diagnosing based on online searches, where a person becomes more worried and may spiral into anxiety or depression as they read about potential diseases. To manage it, one can limit internet time, discuss anxiety with a professional, and seek professional help like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to reframe worries.

After spending hours Googling her symptoms, Sarah realized she had fallen into cyberchondria—now she’s more anxious about her health than ever!

by Emotional Cruiser November 3, 2025

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