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In this thought-provoking episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne take on the ever-evolving world of social media and AI bots—how they’re changing the way we communicate, advocate, and even relate to ourselves. What starts as a casual conversation about TikTok trends and AI tools quickly turns into a deeper dive on authenticity, burnout, accessibility, and control in the digital age.
Wes shares his perspective as a content creator with cerebral palsy—how social media gives him a platform to be seen and heard, but also comes with the pressure to perform, compare, and stay relevant. Corinne offers a thoughtful look at how AI is shaping healthcare and therapy, for better and worse, and why empathy can’t be programmed—even if efficiency can.
They discuss the upsides and dangers of letting bots speak for us, the blurred line between helping and replacing human voices, and the emotional toll of always being online. The episode also explores the impact of digital culture on people with disabilities, and how technology can either level the playing field—or leave people behind.
Whether you’re fascinated by AI, frustrated with social media, or somewhere in between, this episode is a powerful reminder that the most valuable connection will always be the human one.
By weonwheelsIn this thought-provoking episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne take on the ever-evolving world of social media and AI bots—how they’re changing the way we communicate, advocate, and even relate to ourselves. What starts as a casual conversation about TikTok trends and AI tools quickly turns into a deeper dive on authenticity, burnout, accessibility, and control in the digital age.
Wes shares his perspective as a content creator with cerebral palsy—how social media gives him a platform to be seen and heard, but also comes with the pressure to perform, compare, and stay relevant. Corinne offers a thoughtful look at how AI is shaping healthcare and therapy, for better and worse, and why empathy can’t be programmed—even if efficiency can.
They discuss the upsides and dangers of letting bots speak for us, the blurred line between helping and replacing human voices, and the emotional toll of always being online. The episode also explores the impact of digital culture on people with disabilities, and how technology can either level the playing field—or leave people behind.
Whether you’re fascinated by AI, frustrated with social media, or somewhere in between, this episode is a powerful reminder that the most valuable connection will always be the human one.