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The Oliver Wyman Forum survey, a think tank from consulting firm Oliver Wyman, which polled 16,000 participants from 16 countries, found that 32% of respondents would be interested in using AI instead of a real person to manage their mental health. The survey shows that interest in getting AI therapists was highest in countries like India, which generally has fewer mental health professionals per capita.
I think not. I intend to keep the door for posts as wide as possible, as long as it's related to technology.
In my opinion, if your are tired from that, then you are better served by subscribing to a topic under the technology umbrella(Cyber security, hardware, software,... etc) , rather than the general technology community.
I don't think so.
Things that don’t fit
- Minor app updates
- Government legislation
- Company news
- Opinion pieces
Bump works at any forum, it will never cease to exist.
You are commenting on a Lemmy post, I believe you are using Mastodon.
Read the article to get more info.
activists in Thailand. Often, those who speak out about human rights are punished for pursuing human rights activism by doxing, threats of violence and hateful anti-LGBTI speech.
The dependency does not change based on the form.
When you take a pill, you have a hard number about how much caffeine did you just ingest. On the other hand, you don't get that at all with the normal coffee.
How is Coffee healthier exactly?
Plus there are other health benefits to drinking coffee or tea that you don't get from the caffeine alone.
Like what?
You technically can't do the same with real food?
Food is so complex that currently the best way to get vitamins and minerals your body need is real food. I understand that you are trying to make a argument, but nothing in your comment make sense.
How so?