I’ve been thinking about a rule that feels almost sacred in classical psychology: the dignity of the therapist. In a traditional setting, the patient is expected to meet the therapist with a certain level of respect, maintaining a professional hierarchy. It makes sense, of course – human therapists have feelings, morning coffees that haven’t kicked […]
Category: AI
OpenClaw – Building My Own AI Interface – Because Privacy Matters
Last week, I decided I no longer wanted to communicate with my AI assistant exclusively through WhatsApp or Telegram. Not because they’re bad platforms – but my data and conversations are frankly none of their business. My Solution:I set up OpenClaw locally, combined with Tailscale for secure remote access and built my own web interface. […]
Useful Hallucinations: How AI Can Dream Up Helpful Futures
“People who have visions should go see a doctor.” – Helmut Schmidt Helmut Schmidt’s skeptical view humorously underscores a common distrust toward visionary thinking. Yet, in the era of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly large language models (LLMs) like GPT, “visions” -or as we might call them, “useful hallucinations” – can be immensely practical and insightful […]
Exploring Time and Memory in Improv Theater with AI Models
As I delve into teaching large language models how to perform in improv theater, I’ve discovered an intriguing aspect: I’m learning a lot about improv itself. Many concepts that seem instinctive to us are quite challenging for a beginner like a language model. This pushes me to rethink and rearticulate these concepts so that a […]
Unveiling the Curtain of Secrets: How Improv Theatre and AI Embrace the Art of “Theory of Mind”
In the world of theater and sitcoms, secrets are the spice of life. They’re the juicy plot twists that keep us glued to our screens, making us laugh, cry, and occasionally cringe in empathetic embarrassment. But have you ever stopped to think about the delightful dance between characters and their secrets, both hidden from each […]
Exploring the Use of Large Language Models in Improvisational Theater: Harnessing Personality and Memory to Create Engaging Stories
Introduction:Large language models have revolutionized the field of natural language processing, providing powerful tools for generating coherent and context-aware text. However, their primary focus has been on neutrality and objectivity, aiming to avoid personal biases and adhere to prevailing social and scientific opinions. In the realm of improvisational theater, this presents a unique challenge as […]
Working with Your Brain, Not Against It: Managing ADHD
Tom: Good evening, folks. Today we’re here to talk about maximizing productivity for those with ADHD in the workplace. Dr. Chatterbox: (chuckles) Yes, Tom. Because let’s face it, ADHD can make it feel like a circus in your brain when it comes to getting things done at work. Tom: (laughs) That’s right, Dr. Chatterbox. But […]
Swipe Right on Productivity: Tom and Dr. Chatterbox’s Favorite ADHD Apps
Welcome, ADHD friends, to our latest episode of “Tech Talk with Tom and Dr. Chatterbox”! Today, we’re delving into the wonderful world of technology for managing ADHD symptoms. Dr. Chatterbox: Tom, I hear you’re quite the expert on digital to-do lists and productivity apps. What’s the deal with those things? Tom: Oh, you know me, […]
Get More Done with ChatGPT: Tips and Tricks for Managing Your To-Do List and Time with ADHD
I know how challenging it can be to manage time and stay on top of my to-do list. But with the help of ChatGPT, a large language model trained by OpenAI, I’ve discovered some tips and tricks that help me stay organized and get things done. First and foremost, it’s important to prioritize your tasks […]
Bye-bye Procrastination: Let ChatGPT Help You Write Those Emails You Keep Putting Off (Especially if You Have ADHD!)
People with ADHD often have difficulty starting or finishing tasks. This often happens because they are too much of perfectionists and because they can’t get their butt moving. ChatGPT can help with this. Do you need to write an email to the tax authorities? Or any other emails that you have been putting off forever? […]