AI and Mental Health
Although A.I. technology can’t address the scarcity of qualified mental health care providers — there are not nearly enough to meet the country’s needs, said Dr. Bentley — there’s hope that it may lower the barriers to receiving a correct diagnosis, assist clinicians in identifying patients who may be hesitant to seek care and facilitate... See more
Ingrid K. Williams • Can A.I.-Driven Voice Analysis Help Identify Mental Disorders? (Published 2022)
🧠 Tried to use ChatGPT 4 as a CBT therapist today:
It worked pretty well and it told me to use gratitude of past achievements and things outside work etc. which is an accurate strategy in CBT therapy. My real therapist before was also called Cindy so it felt more comfortable
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Jordan Schneider: I want to come back to Her and companionship. Will this put therapists out of business?
Tyler Cowen: A lot of people like the human therapist as a kind of placebo, even if they know it's not more effective than the AI. But I would guess this will cut the demand for therapists by a quarter, maybe a third.
Tyler Cowen • Tyler Cowen on AI and China
When an AI Seems Conscious
whenaiseemsconscious.org“ChatGPT overcomes three major, long-known barriers to mental health support: it’s free, it’s accessible, and the support is around-the-clock. When therapy services have long waiting lists and huge fees, it feels snobbish and ableist to say no one should ever use AI as an alternative.
As a language-learning model, ChatGPT responds to any prompt or
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