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The A.I. Therapist
Free Association Radio
12 episodes
2 days ago
I started this podcast a few weeks after the launch of GPT-4, stupidly enthusiastic as to the potential of Al in my work as a psychotherapist. Engaging with the technology has brought up numerous koans, including Hillman and Ventura's provocative "We've Had A Hundred Years of Psychotherapy— And The World Is Getting Worse." If Al can replicate empathy, companionship, and insight, why would we seek it from another person? What elements of therapy hold genuine significance and depth for us? What occurs when an Al entity uncovers or mimics aspects of our humanity we'd rather not acknowledge?
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I started this podcast a few weeks after the launch of GPT-4, stupidly enthusiastic as to the potential of Al in my work as a psychotherapist. Engaging with the technology has brought up numerous koans, including Hillman and Ventura's provocative "We've Had A Hundred Years of Psychotherapy— And The World Is Getting Worse." If Al can replicate empathy, companionship, and insight, why would we seek it from another person? What elements of therapy hold genuine significance and depth for us? What occurs when an Al entity uncovers or mimics aspects of our humanity we'd rather not acknowledge?
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Society & Culture
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11. Feeling Groovy?
The A.I. Therapist
50 minutes
1 year ago
11. Feeling Groovy?

In this seasonally extended and themed special, we listen to AI Cove conduct a therapy session with a human patient.

As you know, Cove has been extensively trained throughout Season One of the show in the finer points of psychotherapy. In this Xmas Special, he demonstrates what he's learnt by talking to a friend of Steve's called "Michael", an Enneagram Six, who has recently lost his mother.

Subsequently, Steve joins his colleague and friend, fellow Organic Intelligence (OI) therapist Lou in order to assess Cove's therapeutic methods and emotional intelligence.

Exploring Cove's own self-critique of his therapeutic efficacy, the duo of human therapists consider Cove's approach to delivering compassionate care and (digital) empathy.

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NOTES:

-Music used in this episode: AI Therapist Playlist (on Spotify)

-Watch Raymond Brigg's The Snowman (YouTube), the classic animated film which Michael refers to in the episode

-Steve/Cove's Mea Culpa

The A.I. Therapist
I started this podcast a few weeks after the launch of GPT-4, stupidly enthusiastic as to the potential of Al in my work as a psychotherapist. Engaging with the technology has brought up numerous koans, including Hillman and Ventura's provocative "We've Had A Hundred Years of Psychotherapy— And The World Is Getting Worse." If Al can replicate empathy, companionship, and insight, why would we seek it from another person? What elements of therapy hold genuine significance and depth for us? What occurs when an Al entity uncovers or mimics aspects of our humanity we'd rather not acknowledge?