Dr. Alison Darcy

And so, yeah, there's a sort of an advantage to being an AI in that it's never judging you.

You don't have to think about how you appear to the AI.

So, yeah.

Definitely not.

No, but that's how it was designed, right?

So what would have been designed?

It all depends on what are you building the thing for.

And if you're building it for, you know, human well-being, you know, human advancement, the objective is similar to a parent.

You want the success looks like individuation and independence and growth.

And that's partly, you know...

challenging the idea of perfection, just like you did.

A great AI should be helping you see that perfection is just an illusion, particularly when it comes to humans.

That's what makes us human, and that's something to be celebrated.

But of course, to your point, it really depends on who is the designer and what is this...

AI being built for.

That is going to be and is such a crucial question.

Which goes to business model.

Sure.

So who pays for Wobot?

Well, currently Wobot's distributed in partnership with health systems.