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AI anxiety is spilling into the therapist’s office

Patients and providers are processing their uncertainty in real time.

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人工智能焦虑情绪正蔓延到心理咨询师的办公室。

More adults predicted that AI would have a negative impact on themselves and on society than a positive one. — Pexels

For Candice N. Thompson, a therapist in Silicon Valley, discussing fears and worries about artificial intelligence (AI) has now become a regular part of her workday.

Her clients, mostly high-achieving tech industry employees, have practical concerns about how AI is affecting their work life, but they also worry about broader problems like its effects on the future of humanity – a topic that was widely discussed last month when a former industry insider warned that the rapidly evolving technology might kill us all.

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