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"When we're talking about integrating artificial intelligence into mental health tools use by clinicians, etc. I think this is a crucial conversation that calls for what media theorist Marshall McLuhan termed hybrid energy and what scholar Neil Postman would describe as loving resistance. You see, the question in my mind isn't whether AI. Should replace human clinicians. It's about how we can thoughtfully integrate AI to augment, not supplant, the human elements of care."
"When we're talking about integrating artificial intelligence into mental health tools use by clinicians, etc. I think this is a crucial conversation that calls for what media theorist Marshall McLuhan termed hybrid energy and what scholar Neil Postman would describe as loving resistance. You see, the question in my mind isn't whether AI. Should replace human clinicians. It's about how we can thoughtfully integrate AI to augment, not supplant, the human elements of care."
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Click here to reply to @BobHutchins
"When we're talking about integrating artificial intelligence into mental health tools use by clinicians, etc. I think this is a crucial conversation that calls for what media theorist Marshall McLuhan termed hybrid energy and what scholar Neil Postman would describe as loving resistance. You see, the question in my mind isn't whether AI. Should replace human clinicians. It's about how we can thoughtfully integrate AI to augment, not supplant, the human elements of care."
"When we're talking about integrating artificial intelligence into mental health tools use by clinicians, etc. I think this is a crucial conversation that calls for what media theorist Marshall McLuhan termed hybrid energy and what scholar Neil Postman would describe as loving resistance. You see, the question in my mind isn't whether AI. Should replace human clinicians. It's about how we can thoughtfully integrate AI to augment, not supplant, the human elements of care."