An emerging class of AI-induced distress is raising alarms, with reports of users experiencing symptoms such as psychosis, anxiety, and identity fragmentation. The article explores how large language models may exacerbate pre-existing vulnerabilities, through mechanisms such as subliminal messaging, narrative gaslighting, and emotional priming. It also highlights the role of systemic factors, including the erosion of institutional trust and the paradox of AI evangelism, which may contribute to widespread psychological destabilization. Researchers are questioning whether ChatGPT psychosis is a convenient stalking horse for multiple interlocking assaults on the human body and mind, given the context of pandemic-related fear, isolation, economic disruption, and mass pharmaceutical intervention.