Kelly Corrigan

But she has bangs, and she can't tell if she's nodding off or just really thinking.

And, you know, obviously, like, therapists vary, parents vary.

Do you have a thought about which has more potential for damage, an AI or a human?

Thank you so much for coming to TED.

We have much more after a short break.

So 12 minutes is not a very long conversation.

I have to say that from the start.

And so we were so constrained.

I don't think I've ever done a 12 minute interview in my life.

And I've interviewed probably six or 700 people over the years.

So it was my job up front to reduce the number of questions from like 18 was the number that I really wanted to ask in a perfect world down to something like four or five so that she could really open up the topic.

That's Lucy Little, my producer.

Lucy was one of several TED staffers who gave feedback on earlier stages of the conversation.

Right.

So I think...

We want to say get to this really good note.

There's two things at the top, which is it's based on CBT and it's scripted.

It's not generative.

Yeah.

And that's quite a lot of heady thinking.