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People seeking ai “help” is really troubling. They are already super vulnerable…it is not an easy task to establish rapport and build relationships of trust especially as providers, who will dig into these harmful issues. It’s hard stuff. The bot will do…whatever the user wants. There is no fiduciary duty to their well-being. There is no humanity nor could there be.

There is also a shortage of practitioners, combined with insurance gatekeeping care if you are in the US. This is yet another barrier to legitimate care that I fear will continue to push people to use bots.

Still wear my chucks and vans. They look pretty cool with my work dresses.

I lived with a cat, her name was Lilith. I just called her “cat” or “kitty, meoooowwww” and she came to those.

I’m fortunate to like what I do. It’s the grown-ups making the work difficult.

Doing this kind of. I resigned yesterday. Unfortunately I must take a different job. But the “see you never” part is real.