• maturelemontree@lemmy.zip
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    3 hours ago

    That’s the shame of it all. It would be a fine tool if it didn’t come with all of the environmental, social, and economic destruction. Have a spine, have some virtue, stop using it.

    • Hueristic_Autistic@lemmy.world
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      3 hours ago

      Have a spine, have some virtue, stop using it.

      Maybe when I can find a therapist that can take my insurance. I have state healthcare and medicaid and I still can’t find one in my state and my state is known for their hospitals and health services but that’s if you can pay for it.

      Which is why I’m gonna exploit that knowledge and join the medical field get better insurance and get an actual therapist.

      For now though, I got a free therapist with no time limit. I’m happy.

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        Oh Jesus Christ, that is one of the WORST USE CASES FOR AI! Therapists aren’t just encyclopedias about psychological and social issues, they go through a lot of training on how to teach people how to deal with their problems. AI does not have that training, and it’s not something that a text prediction machine can ever really learn. It can also do more damage than good, as in general they are trained to tell you what you WANT to hear not what you NEED to hear.