🤖 When AI understands us more than those around us? Brother Mark pointed out, AI is "mentally dependent."

🤖 When AI understands us more than those around us? Brother Mark pointed out AI is "mentally dependent," but psychiatrists warn, beware of the double-edged sword! 💔

Mark Zuckerberg recently predicted an interesting (and controversial) future in mental health. He believes that in the future, people will rely on AI to become more psychologically dependent.

The CEO of Meta sees a world where AI comes to help cope with loneliness, sadness and anxiety, arguing that these systems will be "more compassionate and emotionally intelligent than the average person."

But the problem is...AI doesn't really have feelings, 🤔

👨‍⚕️ Views from experts and psychologists.

Mental health experts have issued a warning against the risks of using AI as an emotional dependency, saying:

Illusory bonding: Reliance on AI may create a sense of intimacy that is not true.

Even More Lonely: May Make People Hit Away and Avoid Building Relationships with "Humans" Together

Lack of true understanding: AI does not understand pain, it cannot sit quietly, be our friend, or hold our hand on a weak day. All it does is to "process" and simulate feelings so realistically that we only believe.

🔒 Privacy concerns

In addition, privacy campaigners point out that when you are most vulnerable and vulnerable, your secrets and tears are recorded as "Data" and stored on the servers of technology companies.

💡 Conclusion

AI may be perfectly trained to "simulate" compassion, but that doesn't mean it's really "there" for you.

Do you really think that in the future we can express our minds with AI instead of their confidants? Let's share our opinions. 👇

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