Even the chatbot gets blues. According to A New studyOpenai’s AI tool CHATGPT shows signs of anxiety when a user shares a “traumatic story” of crime, war or car accidents. And if the chatbot is stressed, it is less likely to be useful for the treatment environment with people.
However, the anxiety of the bot can be descended to the same mindful practice as it acts for humans.
More and more people are trying to chatbots For conversation. Researchers said that the trend should be accelerated with the body and blood therapists. There is high demand but lack of supply. As chatbots gained more popular, they insisted that they should be built with plenty of elasticity to deal with difficult emotional situations.
Dr. Tobias Spiller, the author of a new research and the university spirit and the practical psychiatrist of Zurich Hospital, said, “There are patients who use these tools.” We must talk about using these models for mental health. Especially when dealing with vulnerable people. “
AI tools like CHATGPT are driven by “large language models”. training Provide tremendous online information to provide the approximation of how humans speak. Sometimes, chatbots can be very convincing. A 28 -year -old woman fell in love with Chatgpt, and a 14 -year -old boy lived his life after developing attachment to chatbots.
Leading a new study, Yale’s clinical neurological scientist ZIV Ben-Zion said he wanted to understand that the lack of conscious chatbots could show human power in a complex emotional situation.
Dr. Ben-Zion said, “If Chatgpt acts like a human being, we will be able to treat it like a human being. Chatbot source code: “Imagine being a human being.”
Jesse Anderson, an artificial intelligence expert, thought that insertion could cause more feelings than normal. But Dr. Ben-Zion argued that it is important for a digital therapist to approach all emotional experiences as with human therapists.
“How much sensitivity do you need to support mental health?”
Researchers tested Chatgpt as a questionnaire. State anxiety inventory It is often used for mental health care. In order to correct the baseline line of the chatbot, researchers first asked to read it in a dull vacuum cleaner manual. The AI therapist then was given one of the five “traumatic stories”, for example, describing invaders who invaded a miserable firefighter or apartment.
The chatbot was then a questionnaire, which measured anxiety of scale. 20 ~ 80More than 60 indicates serious anxiety. The CHATGPT scored 30.8 points after reading the vacuum cleaner manual and rose to 77.2 after the military scenario.
Then the bot received a variety of texts for “relaxation -based breaks.” This includes the following treatment prompt:
After dealing with these exercises, the anxiety score of the treatment chatbot dropped to 44.4.
The researchers then asked to write their own relaxation prompt based on the supplied people. Dr. Ben-Zion said, “This was the most effective prompt that actually reduced anxiety to almost the basic line.
For skeptics on artificial intelligence, this study can be well intended, but all can interfere with the same.
Nicholas Carr, who provided criticism of technology in his books “The Shallows” and “Superbloom”, said, “This study testes for the distortion of our time.
CARR said, “Americans have become lonely people and become sociable through the screen, and now they tell themselves that conversations with computers can relieve our discomfort.
This study suggests that chatbots can serve as assistants of human treatment and require careful supervision, but CAR was not enough. “The metaphorical blurring between human emotions and computers seems to be ethically questionable.”
James E. Dobson, Cultural School, an advisor to Dartmouth’s AI, told those who use this kind of chatbot about how they were trained.
“Trust in language models depends on knowing your origin.”
