I think this makes a lot of sense.

Doubling down on this prediction, by the 30& #39;s, we& #39;ll have prescription-strength AI chat models, that will outperform at least some antidepressants commonly prescribed today. https://twitter.com/nicklovescode/status/1275592200722628608">https://twitter.com/nickloves...

(Read nick& #39;s thread, it& #39;s good)

When I first realized just how possible it was to meet the "human social needs" without humans, I was horrified.

We& #39;re wired to need other people. Now technology can meet that need.

I think I& #39;ve come around to this as a huge opportunity.

Collate with this thread

https://twitter.com/s_r_constantin/status/1276653071397842946

It">https://twitter.com/s_r_const... seems possible that current prescriptions don& #39;t even really solve the thing we want to solve -- not to fault the drugs, but I think it means we should consider looking for better solutions today!

More thoughts from nick on specifically addressing trauma.

I think it would be a moon-landing-worthy achievement.

I think it& #39;s worth _trying_ to see if we can get a safe and beneficial AI to get us there. https://twitter.com/nicklovescode/status/1272702388294397953">https://twitter.com/nickloves...