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Comment by stared

8 days ago

> Wrong, because identifying what's part of the context is part of the problem. If you could just pick up what is relevant then the problem would be much easier

Well, it is one reason why it depends a lot on the user's knowledge of psychology and your general intro- and retrospective skills. As I mentioned, in unskilled hands it may have limited value, or be actively harmful. The same way as, say, using internet for getting medical advice. An skilled person will dive into the newest research; an unskilled is more likely to be captivated by some alt-med (or find medical research, but misinterpret it).

> And remember that when it fails you'll only have yourself to blame then

Obviously.

Assuming you are adult - well, it's always your responsibility. No matter if it is because you listen to AI, therapist, friend, coach, online bloger, holy scriptures, anything. Still, your life is your responsibility.