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Thinking Machines: AI & Philosophy

Thinking Machines: AI & Philosophy

Date de sortie : 2025-09-30
© 2025 Daniel Reid Cahn
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Date de sortie : 2025-09-30
© 2025 Daniel Reid Cahn
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AI Therapy: An Open Conversation with Therapists

AI Therapy: An Open Conversation with Therapists

(Cross-posted from Fit Check)  The mental health field is facing an unexpected disruption: AI is already the largest provider of mental health support in the US, with hundreds of millions using tools like ChatGPT for emotional guidance—whether the te
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(Cross-posted from Fit Check) 
The mental health field is facing an unexpected disruption: AI is already the largest provider of mental health support in the US, with hundreds of millions using tools like ChatGPT for emotional guidance—whether the technology was designed for it or not.
In this AMA, I sit down with Dr. Rachel Wood (licensed counselor with a PhD in cyberpsychology and founder of the AI Mental Health Collective) and Megan Cornish (therapist and community organizer) to take hard questions from mental health professionals about what's actually happening—and what should happen—as AI enters therapeutic spaces.
We tackle the uncomfortable questions: Should AI therapy be regulated? What happens in the brain during AI conversations versus human ones? How do we prevent AI from replacing human connection rather than supporting it? And critically—what responsibility do AI companies have when people turn to them who need something AI can't offer?
This isn't about whether AI should be used for mental health support. That ship has sailed. This is about understanding the technology, acknowledging the massive access gap in mental healthcare (one therapist for every 1,500+ people in need), and figuring out how to build AI that strengthens human relationships rather than replacing them.
We discuss:
The neuroscience of attunement and whether AI can replicate therapeutic connectionHow language models actually work (and why they're more than "just talking")Three core concerns: autonomy, competency, and relatednessWhy ChatGPT exemptions in regulation miss the point entirelyThe difference between AI as replacement versus AI as gatewayWhat accountability could actually look like in this spaceWhether you're a therapist worried about the impact of AI within your profession, a technologist building in this space, or simply someone trying to understand where we're headed—this conversation matters.
For the full discussion and ongoing conversations, check out the Fit Check community.
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Date de publication : 30/9/2025 à 22:16:59

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“Thinking Machines,” hosted by Daniel Reid Cahn, bridges the worlds of artificial intelligence and philosophy - aimed at technical audiences. Episodes explore how AI challenges our understanding of topics like consciousness, free will, and morality, featuring interviews with leading thinkers, AI leaders, founders, machine learning engineers, and philosophers. Daniel guides listeners through the complex landscape of artificial intelligence, questioning its impact on human knowledge, ethics, and the future.
We talk through the big questions that are bubbling through the AI community, covering topics like "Can AI be Creative?" and "Is the Turing Test outdated?", introduce new concepts to our vocabulary like "human washing," and only occasionally agree with each other.
Daniel is a machine learning engineer who misses his time as a philosopher at King's College London. Daniel is the cofounder and CEO of Slingshot AI, building the foundation model for psychology.

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