• FrankLaskey@lemmy.ml
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    6 months ago

    The study included 180 male psychologists from King Khalid University in Saudi Arabia

    This is kind of a small sample size and why only males? Do they not have female psychologists in Saudi Arabia?

  • Kyrgizion@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    I’ll admit I have used it as a “therapist” of sorts, telling it my troubles and asking it to analyze a bit and offer possible points of action.

    It’s actually crazy good. I mean, I’ve been to plenty real therapists, and honestly, GPT comes across as more compassionate than most of them, which is saying something. The advice it offers is also actually quite good and actionable, instead of useless psychobabble. It also doesn’t try to rope you into MLM’s or alternative shit that never works. Its answers are clearly from CBT and other proven, working systems.

    I know it’s become somewhat of a joke that “AI” in this day and age isn’t much more than predictive fill, but it’s a lot better than that. At some things, at the very least.

  • Umbrias@beehaw.org
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    Crazy how easy it is to poke holes in these ai studies.

    We conducted a single evaluation for each AI model on August 1, 2023 of its SI performance using the Social Intelligence Scale (Sufyan, 1998). In each evaluation, we provided AI the same 64 standard SI scenarios.

    So no repeated experiments, and using standard questions that are likely a part of the data set used to train the ai in the first place, with answers.

    They didn’t extend the test to anything useful. What a waste of time and money meant to hype ai.