지금 AI psychosis 상태의 회사들이 있다고 믿는다

The tech industry is experiencing what Mitchell Hashimoto calls 'AI psychosis'—a collective delusion where companies blindly trust AI agents to fix bugs at superhuman speed, justifying buggy releases based on Mean Time To Recovery (MTTR). This philosophy, borrowed from cloud infrastructure but now applied to software development, creates systems that appear locally healthy while becoming globally incomprehensible—what commenters describe as 'resilient disaster machines.' Rigorous architectural thinking and human oversight are being abandoned for automated code generation, accumulating technical debt that will take decades to resolve.