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And you need to configure protonvpn correctly so it uses their DNS. In the VPN world this is known as a ‘DNS leak’.
And you need to configure protonvpn correctly so it uses their DNS. In the VPN world this is known as a ‘DNS leak’.
I’d be more interested in how it compares to a real therapist. Since the author has experience with both, she could have given some insight instead of just describing her experience with the bot. For example, does a therapist have different conversation strategies? Do they pose the same questions? Do they behave and treat you differently? What would happen if it gets to a specific trauma… How does the chatbot compare to a therapy session regarding the same topic?
And yeah, it has a lot of ChatGPT vibe to its tone. The repeating, lecturing and providing alternatives and ending with a call to action or a question… I don’t like that but YMMV. (And other LLMs talk differently. So there’s the option of having a therapy bot with some other AI platform.)
Not sure what they use (you could ask one of them.) Bue we’ve used OBS Ninja for similar things. As far as I remember it works well, has acceptable latency and everything is open source.
Edit: Obviously you have to put in some effort to configure OBS to your liking, make appealing slides etc.