SCOUT· 45%1h 58m·2026-10-09·Mental HealthArtificial Intelligence & the Psyche: The First Summit on Depth Psychology and AI
Never before have we had a technology that performs being human so well. What might this be doing to the psyche? People are already forming attachments to these systems, confiding in them, dreaming about them, and even rearranging their inner lives around them. Depth psychology has spent more than a century studying…
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“Fascinating conversation. I would add the economics is a large contributor as to why so many are relying on ai therapy, at least in the US. there is no parity of healthcare here, and mental health is often not covered by insurance to the sa…”
“great conversations!....not familiar with Zak Stein (but will rectify that soon)...I hope he has read Glen's book (especially the last half) ...they would have a lot to talk about.........after listening to this and other talks over the pas…”
“Could you do "Communism and the Psyche"? Can you comment on current American Politics, the DSA, Communism, and the Humanities in Education?”
“The idea of hyper-phantasia vs aphantasia is kind of interesting here, i know jung would lean to the use of hyper-phantasia as a form of therapy, but what is a computer or tv, or phone, other than artificial hyper phantasia, or an extreme d…”
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