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GPT-3 Enabled Robot Therapist: AI-Driven Support for Mental Health

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Re: GPT-3 Enabled Robot Therapist: AI-Driven Support for Mental Health

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Post by atrone »

I've developed a GPT-3 enabled robot therapist that aims to provide empathetic and informed conversations for individuals seeking mental health support. The project leverages the power of GPT-3 to offer a non-judgmental space, evidence-based coping strategies, and encouragement to seek professional help when necessary.

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Post by anigbrowl »

atrone wrote: post #2

I've developed a GPT-3 enabled robot therapist that aims to provide empathetic and informed conversations for individuals seeking mental health support. The project leverages the power of GPT-3 to offer a non-judgmental space, evidence-based coping strategies, and encouragement to seek professional help when necessary.

While I think there's definitely room for AI therapy as it can give people better results than many humans, if you don't have safety infrastructure in place (both psychological and patient data) you're walking off a liability cliff. Nobody with a clue would trust a startup with confidential mental health info, which means your customer pool is going to be made up of unstable people.

  Tell us about yourself
   First Name
   How was your childhood?
   What is your relationship status?
   What is your MBTI type?
   Where did you grow up?
   Where do you live?
   What is your criminal history?
   How often do you have drugs or alcohol?
   How is your family life?
   What is your religion?
   What is your highest level of education?
   What medication are you taking?
   Are you working?
This screams 'SCAM' to any normal person. The GoDaddy anonymous domain registration makes that even more likely. If this is a sincere effort to launch a business, start over and do your homework.

Re: GPT-3 Enabled Robot Therapist: AI-Driven Support for Mental Health

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Post by atrone »

anigbrowl wrote: post #3
atrone wrote: post #2

I've developed a GPT-3 enabled robot therapist that aims to provide empathetic and informed conversations for individuals seeking mental health support. The project leverages the power of GPT-3 to offer a non-judgmental space, evidence-based coping strategies, and encouragement to seek professional help when necessary.

While I think there's definitely room for AI therapy as it can give people better results than many humans, if you don't have safety infrastructure in place (both psychological and patient data) you're walking off a liability cliff. Nobody with a clue would trust a startup with confidential mental health info, which means your customer pool is going to be made up of unstable people. Tell us about yourself First Name…

What do you suggest as a solution?

Re: GPT-3 Enabled Robot Therapist: AI-Driven Support for Mental Health

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Post by atrone »

anigbrowl wrote: post #3
atrone wrote: post #2

I've developed a GPT-3 enabled robot therapist that aims to provide empathetic and informed conversations for individuals seeking mental health support. The project leverages the power of GPT-3 to offer a non-judgmental space, evidence-based coping strategies, and encouragement to seek professional help when necessary.

While I think there's definitely room for AI therapy as it can give people better results than many humans, if you don't have safety infrastructure in place (both psychological and patient data) you're walking off a liability cliff. Nobody with a clue would trust a startup with confidential mental health info, which means your customer pool is going to be made up of unstable people. Tell us about yourself First Name…

Right now, I store their data in redis and delete their session when they refresh or close the page.

Re: GPT-3 Enabled Robot Therapist: AI-Driven Support for Mental Health

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Post by amelius »

atrone wrote: post #4
anigbrowl wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

While I think there's definitely room for AI therapy as it can give people better results than many humans, if you don't have safety infrastructure in place (both psychological and patient data) you're walking off a liability cliff. Nobody with a clue would trust a startup with confidential mental health info, which means your customer pool is going to be made up of unstable people. Tell us about yourself First Name…

What do you suggest as a solution?

Leave it to professionals (humans).

Re: GPT-3 Enabled Robot Therapist: AI-Driven Support for Mental Health

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Post by kyledrake »

atrone wrote: post #2

I've developed a GPT-3 enabled robot therapist that aims to provide empathetic and informed conversations for individuals seeking mental health support. The project leverages the power of GPT-3 to offer a non-judgmental space, evidence-based coping strategies, and encouragement to seek professional help when necessary.

Is it cbt focused? What is your methodology here (there's different types of therapy).
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