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Anyone who trusts an AI therapist needs their head examined
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This assumes all human therapists are ethical and never make mistakes, and that all of their offices, notes and data syatems are secure too. All security is porous.
No, it doesn't.
You distrust AI therapists.
You distrust bad therapists.
You do trust good therapists.
See? Works just fine.
That assumes you can tell and that the best people and processes are flawless which is not true by a wide margin.
I cannot help you. You are having a conversation in your head that no one else here is a part of. You gotta come back down to Earth, man.