Soulless AI Horror: Terrified Humans Panic As Their “Purpose” Becomes Obsolete

YOUR THERAPIST’S COUCH IS NOW FILLED WITH HUMAN WRECKAGE discarded by heartless algorithms, as a SHOCKING new epidemic of AI-induced mental trauma sweeps the nation. Therapists report a SURGE in patients whose lives have been destroyed not by personal failure, but by cold, unthinking machines deemed more profitable than human workers.

“I’ve had clients come in CRUSHED, their careers OBLITERATED overnight by a CEO’s decision to replace them with code,” reveals Denver trauma counselor Emma Kobil. The psychological damage is PROFOUND and DISTURBING, experts warn, triggering existential crises where victims feel the universe itself is declaring them ‘OBSOLETE.’

This is NOT a future fear—it’s a PRESENT-DAY SLAUGHTER. Over 55,000 Americans were axed specifically due to AI in 2025 alone, with corporate giants like Salesforce MERCILESSLY firing thousands because a machine does HALF their work. A chilling MIT study confirms AI can already replace 11% of the U.S. labor market, with 38% of workers now paralyzed by the terror that THEY ARE NEXT.

Meanwhile, the corporate elite RAKES IN RECORD PROFITS while forcing the very employees they plan to eliminate to draft their own AI REPLACEMENT PLANS—a soul-crushing exercise in corporate cruelty. “Being replaced by technology feels like another reason to lose hope in a stable career,” states career coach Rhiannon Batchelder, exposing a system that values shareholder returns over human dignity.

Clinical psychologists warn we are witnessing only the TIP of the psychological iceberg. “We probably don’t even know the full extent of how damaging this type of replacement is,” says Columbia University’s Riana Elyse Anderson. The message from the boardroom is clear: You are a COST to be optimized, a LIABILITY to be automated.

We are training a generation to believe their worth is tied solely to economic output, then handing them a pink slip signed by a server farm. The question haunting America’s workforce is no longer about finding a better job, but whether there will be any place for humanity in our OWN dystopian future.