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Psychology? A lot of folks are already using ai as a virtual therapist
That is the equivalent of saying "we don't need doctors since we can put bandaids on wounds"
Psychology is about a lot more that what LLMs can do
Doesn't mean psychology can't be ruined by AI anyway.
so is art or even programming for that matter, but here we are.
Correct, we donβt need Doctors for every scrape in the exact same way that I can explain a social situation to a LLM and it can help by referencing back to published literature on that particular topic, suggesting clear guidelines as to how to move forward. Sure there are also broken arms and cancer exists, but the base level (and moving up the chain) is absolutely coming for Psych work.