"Shrink for the soul"
ChatGPT impresses as a couples therapist according to study
ChatGPT is apparently also suitable as a "shrink": in a new study, the chatbot performed better than real psychotherapists. In the study, AI-generated answers were rated on average as more helpful than those of therapists.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen In addition, the study participants were barely able to distinguish whether an answer was written by a therapist or by ChatGPT, as the study by researchers from the USA and Switzerland published on Wednesday in the journal PLOS Mental Health shows.
According to experts, however, the study does not provide sufficient proof that artificial intelligence can actually provide therapy.
For the study, the researchers had 13 therapists and ChatGPT 4.0 answer various statements made by fictitious patients. 830 study participants then had to guess whether the answer came from a human or from the AI and how well it fulfilled the so-called effectiveness factors of psychotherapy.
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