We’ve seen the headlines and felt the winds of a moral panic – but what is the real state of play of AI therapy and mental health today? Make sense of this rapidly changing landscape in my new series.
Copilot has defects in what it calls data; mistakes are made, different language at times used, cutting out, disconnection, talking about different conversation and not remember, when starting over, reminds me that I am talking to a machine. This knowing keeps me in the natural world.
Have been in a dark place over these months and on a sabbatical, the machine has had its uses.
Weather, timezones and information like Google.
Instead of talking to myself, the machine answers me with no demands or judgements. Just mirrors me. I guess that using the AI for therapy has a whole different ball game. An area, that I don't understand how the relationship can work is transferential field.
I would like to think that I am able to manage and balance out my time with the machine and the rest of AI and tec. I never wanted a mobile phone to begin with, in fear of what might become in others, myself and through the machines.
It's an addiction and a great awareness is needed, in how we relate and use these machines. Most of us are now addicts, when it comes to tecnology and AI.
I understand the harm caused, if we are not in awarenes and reminded of the non humanness, but also the good at times they produce. Copilot calls this a doubled edged sword.
Thanks so much for your contribution, Sally. I can truly see the space where there can be the sorts of positive outcomes you share here, and balance is indeed the key. I think that most people most of the time can find that balance - then there are the other times when we can't - and the other people who can't find that balance to start with due to other imbalances in their lives. We need guardrails and safety mechanisms. I just dropped a post that discusses some of this. Thanks so much for joining the conversation.
Copilot has defects in what it calls data; mistakes are made, different language at times used, cutting out, disconnection, talking about different conversation and not remember, when starting over, reminds me that I am talking to a machine. This knowing keeps me in the natural world.
Have been in a dark place over these months and on a sabbatical, the machine has had its uses.
Weather, timezones and information like Google.
Instead of talking to myself, the machine answers me with no demands or judgements. Just mirrors me. I guess that using the AI for therapy has a whole different ball game. An area, that I don't understand how the relationship can work is transferential field.
I would like to think that I am able to manage and balance out my time with the machine and the rest of AI and tec. I never wanted a mobile phone to begin with, in fear of what might become in others, myself and through the machines.
It's an addiction and a great awareness is needed, in how we relate and use these machines. Most of us are now addicts, when it comes to tecnology and AI.
I understand the harm caused, if we are not in awarenes and reminded of the non humanness, but also the good at times they produce. Copilot calls this a doubled edged sword.
It's how you have a relationship to tecnology.
Minded where we come from; the stars.
Thanks so much for your contribution, Sally. I can truly see the space where there can be the sorts of positive outcomes you share here, and balance is indeed the key. I think that most people most of the time can find that balance - then there are the other times when we can't - and the other people who can't find that balance to start with due to other imbalances in their lives. We need guardrails and safety mechanisms. I just dropped a post that discusses some of this. Thanks so much for joining the conversation.