I think therapists in training, or people providing crisis intervention support, can train/practice using LLMs acting as patients going through various kinds of issues.
But people who need help should probably talk to real people.
>Remember that a therapist is really a friend you are paying for.
That's an awful, and awfully wrong definition that's also harmful.
It's also disrespectful and demeaning to both the professionals and people seeking help. You don't need to get a degree in friendship to be someone's friend. And having friends doesn't replace a therapist.
I don't know why you're being downvoted. Denmark's health system is pretty good except adult mental health. SOTA LLMs are definitely approaching a stage where they could help.
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joquarky|3 months ago
And I don't know if you've noticed, but the world is pretty fucked up right now.
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neilwilson|3 months ago
Then make more friends.
alterom|3 months ago
That's an awful, and awfully wrong definition that's also harmful.
It's also disrespectful and demeaning to both the professionals and people seeking help. You don't need to get a degree in friendship to be someone's friend. And having friends doesn't replace a therapist.
Please avoid saying things like that.
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