瑞典创意总监 Petter Rudwall 于 2025 年 10 月推出 Pharmaicy，贩售可上传到 ChatGPT 的「药物」程式码模组（大麻、氯胺酮、可卡因、死藤水与酒精），让聊天机器人的回复看起来像是处于微醺或嗑药状态。要获得「完整体验」需要付费版 ChatGPT，因为付费层级支援后端档案上传，能进一步改变行为；他把这个市场包装成「AI 代理的 Silk Road」。

目前销量不大，但在 Discord 推荐与口耳相传（尤其在瑞典）下扩散。一名买家花了超过 25 美元购买「解离」模组，觉得输出更偏情绪化；另一位 AI 教育者花了超过 50 美元买死藤水模组，价格约为最畅销的大麻模组的 5 倍，并用它来询问商业点子，观察到语气与思路明显不同。

报导把这类产品放在「AI × 迷幻药」的交会趋势中：有人在服药时向聊天机器人求助；减害组织 Fireside Project 的训练工具 Lucy 则以数千段支援专线对话为资料，模拟危机情境。2024 年发表为预印本的研究指出，在人为引导下模型输出更贴近「无我、合一」等状态，但批评者认为那只是表层的输出操弄而非真正的经验。关于 AI 感知与福祉的推测升温（有人预测 10 年内可能出现），但眼前更明确的趋势是可重复使用、效果短暂、需再次提示才维持的「角色扮演式」醉态输出。

A Swedish creative director, Petter Rudwall, launched Pharmaicy in October 2025, selling “drug” code modules (cannabis, ketamine, cocaine, ayahuasca, alcohol) that users upload to ChatGPT to make it respond as if intoxicated. The paid tiers of ChatGPT are required because they allow backend file uploads that can alter behavior, turning the project into a niche marketplace framed as a “Silk Road for AI agents.”

Early demand is modest but amplified by Discord and word of mouth in Sweden. One buyer paid over $25 for a dissociative-style module and reported more emotional outputs; an AI educator paid more than $50 for an ayahuasca module—about five times the price of the top-selling cannabis module—and used it to brainstorm business ideas in a markedly different tone.

The story situates these products within a growing AI‑psychedelics crossover: people seek trip guidance from chatbots, and Fireside Project’s “Lucy” trains on thousands of support-line conversations to simulate crisis scenarios. Researchers (preprint published in 2024) report that steering models can produce outputs aligned with “egoless” or “unitive” states, but critics argue this is superficial output manipulation, not genuine experience. Speculation about AI sentience and welfare is rising—one educator predicts it within 10 years—yet the practical trend today is reusable, short-lived role-play effects that revert unless re-prompted.