It could be that humans are extremely important in therapy outcomes, but whether that trust interface and the knowledge need to be in the same head is separate. So it could be that we take the knowledge of therapists, create an AI for therapy, and then we just find people that are really good at creating that trust relationship.

So it could be, in ten years' time, that humans are extremely important part of therapy because they are the deliverer of the trust interface.

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So it could be, in ten years' time, that humans are extremely important part of therapy because they are the deliverer of the trust interface. But whether that trust interface and the knowledge need to be in the same head is separate. So it could be that we take the knowledge of therapists, create an AI for therapy, and then we just find people that are really good at creating that trust relationship and give use them as almost like an interface for the AI to be able to to deliver better, self improvement functions.

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Sophisticated insight into the future of AI-human collaboration in therapy, breaking down the components of therapeutic value. The specific framework of separating 'trust interface' from 'knowledge' is intellectually compelling.

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