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Some people are taking AI chatbots far too seriously
Robert* couldn’t stop thinking about her.
From unpacking our problems to ChatGPT to finding solace in Reddit forums, we’re increasingly seeking help through a screen. But is this a crucial step towards democratising mental health support – or a symptom of a society obsessed with a ‘quick fix’?
These days you can’t turn on the TV or listen to the radio without hearing about AI and the fact it is taking over our lives. But I’ll be honest, my knowledge of ChatGPT is slim to none. An online sea
Not another sort of AI – is there no end to them? None in sight yet! And while not all AI-related “innovations” are actually distinct and useful, agentic AI does deserve a label of its own. To define
Spend time with supporters of emerging AI technologies such as chat-bots and you’ll hear an oft-repeated phrase: “The worst it will ever be.” This quote, from the Wharton professor and AI booster Etha
Tina Chummun, 49, is a psychotherapist and wellness coach. Speaking to my clients about their experiences of online dating, I know how paralysed some people can feel when it comes to translating your
