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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Psychology majors don’t make a lot and often require a masters, but there will always be demand for in-person therapy. Also Nursing is in high demand, but there’s lots of burnout.[/quote] Will there? It just isn’t the same, I hear over and over, from psychotherapists shrugging away concern over artificial intelligence. An AI therapist can’t really empathize. It can’t truly understand. It can’t build a therapeutic relationship with depth and connectedness the way a human therapist can. As a therapist myself, I agree with all of these statements. An AI therapist is not equivalent to a human therapist. Like many therapists, I tend to focus on the ways that AI falls short. [b]But for clients, in many ways, an AI therapist is better than a human one. [/b] https://www.psychotherapynotes.com/ai-therapist-cant-really-do-therapy/[/quote]
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