What a sticky situation. I applaud the groups concerned with well-being for being up for partnership with Facebook. In reality, I also want to see the tools as

What a sticky situation. I applaud the groups concerned with well-being for being up for partnership with Facebook. In reality, I also want to see the tools as on the positive side, in how they can do some good. Deploying such tools is a risk on Facebook's part, and I think it's the good type to take. Harm prevention is probably a consensus point to work on; I see it as a good. My imagination did give me a little pause though, that if somebody was going through some kind of paranoia state and suddenly the Facebook AI scoots them over to one of the crisis providers - you know, kind of like technology being indistinguishable from magic/witchcraft when using AI - that could be a compounded situation. Granted, a drastic hypothetical, but perhaps not an entirely useless one.