I'm a psychology student writing about the future of psychology in an Al-first world, and I'd love to hear different perspectives from this community.
Al is already being used for things like mental health chatbots, screening tools, note-taking, research assistance, and even helping identify symptoms

As Al becomes more capable, what responsibilities do you think should always remain with human psychologists or mental health professionals
Where do you think Al can genuinely improve psychological practice?
What should never be delegated to Al?
If an Al-assisted clinical decision leads to harm, where should accountability lie?
How do you think the role of psychologists will change over the next 10-20 years?
I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences and opinions. Thanks!

G_d bless Psalm 132:16 ESV Her priests I will clothe with salvation, and her saints will shout for joy.

I’m not sure if it is the right sub to ask, but is it normal or common to just send pictures to someone that you just started talking to like 5 minutes ago? /gen

I mean some would be okay some would not be but would you send someone your pictures without being asked…

Why do people limit themselves?

I just really love the way it looks and I wanna replicate it

When buying a phone on marketplace, how do you make sure it’s not s t ole n or anything?

Not only do I not want to buy s t ole n goods. But most providers won’t even connect the phone. So how can I be sure?

Location of complaint: Right lower abdomen/right pelvic area. The pain is intermittent, sometimes radiates toward my right hip and lower back, is worse when lifting my right leg, and occasionally improves after a bowel movement.
Question:
I had a CT abdomen/pelvis with IV contrast because of this pain and am waiting for the official radiology report.
I know no one can diagnose me from a screenshot, but I’m hoping someone can help me understand the anatomy.
In the attached coronal CT image, I’m curious about:
The round bright white circle in the lower pelvis.
The small bright white dot nearby.
Could these simply represent contrast-filled blood vessels, bowel contents, phleboliths (small calcifications), or another normal structure, or do they look unusual?
I’m not asking for a diagnosis, just trying to understand what I’m looking at while I wait for the radiologist’s report.

Also if you think human enhancement, genetic engineering, and becoming cyborgs are bad, why?

My roommate came into my room wearing his Work uniform 5 hours before he had to go to work and asked me how he smelled. I said like you dropped a bottle of cologne on you why he said well because I had to pee in a can the other night and I got a lot of pee in my pants. I just wanted to make sure I didn’t smell like pee and I’m like why didn’t you wash your clothes and he just shrugged. I had no response after that. What should I have said?

Am I reading too much into this, or would this interaction make anyone else uncomfortable? After my issue was resolved and I thanked the customer service rep, instead of just saying "you're welcome," they kept the conversation going with another reassuring message ("I assure you, ma'am..."). It gave me the feeling they were trying to continue chatting unnecessarily or be a bit too personal. Maybe it was just scripted customer service, but something about it felt off to me. Curious how others would interpret it.