Tali Kleerekoper
@lemonsandlimes
Tali Kleerekoper
“Can machines be therapists?” is a question receiving increased attention given the relative ease of working with generative artificial intelligence. Although recent (and decades-old) research has found that humans struggle to tell the difference between responses from machines and humans, recent findings suggest that artificial intelligence can... See more
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“Increasing disorder in a dinning table” - are sketches made by architect Sarah Wigglesworth to show how messy a dinning table gets before and after the guests leave.
A visual documentation of the traces we all leave behind.
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(1/n) Can large language models simulate patients with mental health conditions?
We introduce Patient-Ψ🤖, where we integrate cognitive modeling with LLMs to simulate patients for training mental health professionals.
📎Paper link: https://t.co/Ctuqw8yAek https://t.co/aXfibavDne
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the largest nyc subway advertising campaign ever is for a fake ai friend you wear around your neck to keep you company, and people have been covering the ads with graffiti.
avi schiffmann, ceo of the ai companion startup, poured more than $1 million dollars into a new york city subway takeover plastering stations and... See more
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The Golem Effect is a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy, where if you imagine somebody as being cruel, or mean, or bad, then their behaviour will meet your expectations. We will all rise or fall depending upon what others expect of us. In his 2019 book *Humankind*, Rutger Bregman argues that something similar is happening when we view ourselves as a... See more
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