This Is Not a Tech Demo
Stevie Chancellor, PhDHonest takes on AI, mental health, social media, and what it means to live well. From a CS professor who studies the intersection professionally and navigates it personally.
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Big news about social media design, algorithms, and accountability for tech companies. Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion and improve safety guardrails for teens.
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Good. But why is this only focus...
11 Books For Your First Year as a New Professor
11 Books For Your First Year as a New Professor
(Hi folks. This is a more “professor-y” post for my academic and research friends. We’ll be back to mental health and AI in the next post!)
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The Case for AI in Therapy’s Back Office
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Therapy sessions are exhausting! I do this every week. Spend 45 to 50 minutes dumping my difficult thoughts, yell (or cry a bit), then collapse on a couch and digest for a while. Meanwhile, my therapist sprints...
Writing 750 Words Everyday for Mental Well-Being and Creativity
“When we clear the physical clutter from our lives, we literally make way for inspiration and ‘good, orderly direction’ to enter.”
In her book, The Artist’s Way, Julia Cameron reflects on our physical environment and how space impacts our...
What Minnesota’s Social Media Warning Label Gets Right (and Wrong)
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Minnesota was supposed to launch a social media “mental health warning label” on July 1st. I woke up that morning last week, curious how platforms would implement it. (Yes, can you imagine me, bright and ea...
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