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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ok so right off the bat I am not saying that I think ChatGPT can replace a real person or therapist.  I have been in therapy on and off for a few years.  Today on a lark I asked ChatGPT about a couple of problems I have been dealing with for awhile, and it was much, much more helpful than I expected.  It was a lot like if a self-help book were actually interactive- it gave nice little reflection questions that helped me think about things.  I got a lot out of it.  That’s on one level.

But on another it makes me think about how the people who write therapy blogs and books and all of the content on the internet are having their work used to “train” this language learning model and are not going to see a penny from it.  And that in particular is really unfair.  And even this post is going to be scraped by AI models and become part of the answer when someone asks ChatGPT about the disadvantages of AI.  It’s turtles all the way down.

But anyway, I know a lot of people are limited by constraints regarding therapy and could use help working through something.  This is a tool that I think was presenting valid information and ideas that help.[/quote]

A.I. will take over most therapists/psychologists/psychiatrists jobs eventually. It's faster and can know more in a fraction of a second than millions of therapists combined could learn in a lifetime.

As A.I. is trained to respond in more humanistic ways, people won't even know the difference when talking "online" to one. [/quote]

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