Watch out for the physio robots! - Guardian piece.

I can see a good role for the use of the internet/apps for physio, because my unrelenting experience of physio has been to be given a bunch of exercises that I can't remember and can't make enough notes on, when a video would be spectacularly useful and the obvious way to impart the info.

Also, hopefully an app would be less likely to parrot 'There's nothing to stop you getting better/Here is an unfeasible number of reps to do'.
 
Adrian said:
Do we need modern AI for CBT wouldn't a variant of Eliza work (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA)?
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I seem to remember one trial run over recent years which showed Eliza performed better than modern (this was a few years ago) LLMs in fooling people that it was human. Perhaps that was the start of some of the extra sycophancy of more recent models styles?
 
Yann04 said:
It very much captured the pompousness of the therapist turning everything into a question, I noticed this when I saw someone in psychoanalysis
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It is how they avoid taking any responsibility for delivering something actually useful for the patient.

'Just asking questions.'
 
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