Spyke
lemmy.ca

Seems at odds with all the other news that graduating classes most everywhere shout "BOO!" if A.I. is mentioned by a grad ceremony speaker.

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Well, given that the entire entry level economy is now a nightmare of gigs with no benefits, people are probably just desperate.

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Well it is free, easiliy accessible basically everywhere and it can give an impression of helping you. That's kinda hard to beat.

Not that I'm endorsing using ChatGPT as a therapist, i can just see the appeal of it.

Maybe having a fancy chatbot trained and supervised by actual mental health professionals be a nice alternative.

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reddthat.com

In Munich google might legally held responsible for output of AI overview.

If this continue big LLM company might soon legally responsible for mental health advise. That would funny.

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Yeah I've seen those news as well. That's a rather interesting development of events. Most definitely have to keep an eye on that one. What will the LLM companies do now as those do spew out bullshit rather often.

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djmikealereply
feddit.dk

I've used it as an intermediate step before talking to my actual psychologist. Tried two years ago where results were a bit hit and miss, now it's gotten pretty good

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lemmus.org

That's an interesting way to use it. Wouldn't AI being too agreeable kinda reduce the effectiveness of this?

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djmikealereply
feddit.dk

Yeah that's exactly what happened a lot two years ago, but I actually found it more candid when I did it again recently, and it gave better follow-up questions now

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Good to know, hopefully one day a supervised or specifically trained one can become adequate early substitute for actual therapy.

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