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Generative AI and large language models lack "artificial wisdom," limiting their mental health advice to intellectual, "knee-jerk" responses. A recent paper defines artificial wisdom as encompassing compassion, self-reflection, and emotional regulation, vital for mitigating loneliness. Achieving this requires new computational frameworks and addresses concerns about AI dependency and control.
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