Dr. Daniel Knoepflmacher
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first heard Jun 2026
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Well, that's the risk of cognitive de skilling that you've talked about.
Any thoughts on
if and when AI is really doing more work in diagnosis, how can we
create a culture of learning that prevents that.
What do you think as word?
training this future
generation of clinicians, how can we be sure that
They'll be able to think for themselves.
Not to mention the people who are reading your notes wanna know your thinking.
Well, I wanna turn now to the article that you wrote in twenty twenty three that seems like a lifetime ago when it comes to AI.
We've talked about all of the rapid changes in it.
You actually talked about
the surprising sense of connection that people can establish with a chatbot, not just socially, but even people expressing that they felt a therapeutic benefit.
Again, now that was written when
ChatGPT had just come out.
So in this time, I'm not sure what you've been tracking in your work since then, but can you elaborate, I guess, on what you learned from writing that article and how things look to you now after over three years of rapid AI development?
I share your worries.
I think that we are connecting beings and there is the attachment that develops in development and during development and
We already are seeing, in fact, there's just some legislation coming before the New York State legislature trying to regulate the use of chatbots in toys for young children, which if you can imagine that level of interactivity, what that could sap from the ability to
go out and meet actual human beings that you can develop attachments with.
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