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I haven't really. I ask AI deep religious questions pretty often, which might help in your situation. There are therapy AI startups: https://www.talk2us.ai/ htt
by incomingpain 11mo ago
I haven't really. I ask AI deep religious questions pretty often, which might help in your situation. There are therapy AI startups: https://www.talk2us.ai/ https://www.talk2us.ai/ or https://lotustherapist.com/ https://lotustherapist.com/
The other option, go local. It's private, ask it whatever it you want. Nobody will ever know.
- mettakindness 11mo agoThank you . I'll take a look at the sites you mentioned. For the record, I've been using standard ChatGPT 5.1, and even without a therapy-specific system prompt, it works quite well. Just to clarify, when I mentioned "safely used as a supplement", I was thinking from a holistic emotional standpoint. I came across the post on "Chatbot Psychosis" (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46045674 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46045674) and it got me pondering...
- incomingpain 11mo ago>Just to clarify, when I mentioned "safely used as a supplement", I was thinking from a holistic emotional standpoint. I came across the post on "Chatbot Psychosis" (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46045674 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46045674) and it got me pondering... What I think is happening there. A model might only reasonably have 65,000 context. You quickly use it all up and it doesnt tell you it's truncating context, but it defaults in the center. Eventually your chat is silently removing context and the message you think you're sending the LLM is X, Y, Z and what it's processing is X, Z. Which gives a different answer than the missing Y context. My thought, use a new chat regularly.