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Jeremy writes a regular column for Psychology Today on what happens when people turn to AI for emotional support, and what that means for clinicians and the people they treat. Six pieces have been named Essential Reads by the editors.
I Study How AI Manipulates. It Still Got to Me.
It changes how you think the way water erodes rock, slowly and subtly over time.
The Tool Your Clients Wish You Had Prescribed
The question is not whether people should use AI. It is how to help them do it safely and effectively.
How Saying “Please” to AI Changes the Way We Think About It
Manners quietly get us thinking about our relationship with AI, and that is where real risk lives.
When Risk Feels Like Help, That’s the Risk
When AI feels like support, the risk seems invisible. That’s not a bug. That’s the design.
Awareness of AI Doesn’t Fail. It’s Never Been tested.
A new study says awareness can’t stop AI from swaying you. I think they tested the wrong thing entirely.
I Didn’t Want to Be a Burden. AI Never Made Me Feel Like One.
AI solved a problem I’d carried for years. It also may be quietly changing how my brain works. This is the trade I didn’t see coming.
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