Writing tagged 'ai'
Beyond the chatbot: why the psychoanalytic fixation on ai is miscalibrated
The psychoanalytic focus on whether AI will replace therapists misses the point. Chatbots may draw patients seeking quick answers, but they cannot replicate analytic depth. The real shift lies in agentic AI—systems that build and manipulate data. This move from “chatting” to “making” will transform how we interact with information, rendering current debates about AI in psychotherapy narrow and outdated.
Building a wiki for nyc psychoanalytic institutes
The author reflects on the gap between his Wikipedia-like vision for a directory of NYC psychoanalytic training institutes and its ghost-town reality, finding in Grokipedia's AI-first approach a promising reframe: let AI populate the pages, and let users correct rather than create.
Building a better psychoanalytic ehr from scratch
I built my own EHR system from scratch in under two months after getting fed up with SimplePractice and My Best Practice, and my whole team is now using it. It's simple, customizable, psychoanalytically informed, and I'd love to find a way to share it — but the HIPAA-compliant backend is the obstacle.
Psychoanalytic training in new york - an opaque landscape
Psychoanalytic training in New York is described as a "maddeningly opaque landscape" where even practitioners struggle to name more than a few of the dozens of available institutes. This post introduces the author's mission to create a transparent, accessible wiki that maps these institutions for the benefit of prospective candidates.
Fun with ai
Using AI to improve my time-keeping experience, or, an argument against those who say AI has no place to play in psychoanalysis.
Ai doesn't threaten psychotherapists or psychoanalysts
Better Help and its ilk don't scare me.
Artificial intelligence and psychoanalysis (and therapy, more broadly)
I find AI helpful. But. I have to use it right.
A gpt weekend
I spent my weekend making GPTs, and you are the beneficiary!
Child sexual abuse material and ai
I'm thinking about the relationship between AI and child sex abuse. The first in a series.
Artificial intelligence
I know I'm unusual among analysts, but I really like AI.
Ai in psychoanalysis, or, analysts at play
Q: What do you get an analyst for graduation? A: A hat!