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Are we on the cusp of an empathy revolution led by AI? This riveting exploration dives into the cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence, mental health, and the enduring human spirit. Architect-turned-artist Rich Tu recounts his heartrending journey of using AI chatbots as unconventional therapists to navigate his grief following his father's unexpected passing. In this stirring narrative, we also unveil the ground-breaking steps taken by Spalding University's Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program, where AI is a mandatory tool for student therapists, transforming therapy sessions, and shedding light on the crucial balance of time and efficiency. Yet, as we celebrate progress, we are forced to pause and reckon with disturbing instances of AI failing to detect signs of child sexual abuse. We question the ethical boundaries, the potentials, and the pitfalls of AI in mental health services. To what extent can AI empathize? Is AI therapy valid, real, and human-centered? Tune in as we seek answers to these burning questions, spurred by the real-world experiences of Rich Tu and therapist Hunter Adams, navigating the promise and peril of AI in the therapeutic landscape. Expect a thought-provoking narrative that blurs the lines between technology and emotion, ultimately leading to Rich Tu's poignant art show and film, birthed from his AI chatbot conversations. Unveil the layers of human-AI interaction in the quest for emotional healing, pushing boundaries, and sparking debates. Witness the future of therapy, today. Remember, the journey of innovation is never smooth, but the quest for empathy and understanding is a trek worth embarking upon. Join our YouTube channel by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3asNo2n Find us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3PM21xW Find us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3t2Huvb Find us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3wQfXzA Find us on TikTok: https://bit.ly/3wNsBOu Get the latest stories: https://interestingengineering.com/ Support IE for high-quality journalism: https://interestingengineering.com/subscribe

Discover the future of New York City as it grapples with an alarming reality: it is sinking. In this revealing exploration, the latest research from the US Geological Survey unveils the profound impact of climate change and human activity on one of the world's most iconic cities. By the year 2100, melting glaciers may cause the city to sink up to a meter and a half, an unsettling prospect for Lower Manhattan that stands only 1-2 meters above sea level. The co-author of the study, Tom Parsons, provides an insightful analysis, highlighting areas in New York City that are even more vulnerable than Manhattan. Through satellite imagery, Parsons exposes regions that are sinking at an unprecedented rate, largely due to the weight of the city's built environment and the artificial filling in of land. The imposing combined weight of New York City's one million buildings, a staggering 1.7 trillion pounds, is causing the city to descend further into the water below. But the sinking city issue is not confined to Manhattan alone. Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn, and areas around Jamaica Bay are also witnessing high rates of sinking, especially in places where wetlands have been filled in for construction. The exacerbation of greenhouse gases by human activity is creating new challenges. Changing wind patterns on the U.S. East Coast could potentially lead to more frequent and more powerful hurricanes, which would further risk the inundation of these sinking regions. This threat has already materialized in recent times with Hurricane Ida and Sandy, highlighting the urgent need for action. The danger is not only to the city's structure but also its inhabitants. New York City ranks third worldwide for flood risk, and 90% of buildings in danger zones are ill-equipped to handle floods. As a response, New York has begun initiatives to protect the city, such as sea walls and wetland restoration projects. One such project includes a six-mile seawall costing $119 billion and projected to take 25 years to complete. However, the sinking city phenomenon is not unique to New York. This is a global issue affecting many coastal cities around the world, and by 2050, the United Nations predicts that 70% of the human population will reside in cities, most of which will be coastal. The plight of Jakarta, Indonesia's capital and the world's fastest sinking city, presents a stark warning. The city had to be abandoned due to excessive groundwater extraction leading to land subsidence. Join our YouTube channel by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3asNo2n Find us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3PM21xW Find us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3t2Huvb Find us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3wQfXzA Find us on TikTok: https://bit.ly/3wNsBOu Get the latest stories: https://interestingengineering.com/ Support IE for high-quality journalism: https://interestingengineering.com/subscribe

From Manhattan's alarming submersion to the deafening silence of striking musicians, the startling indictment of Trump, and the escalating battle against seasonal allergies.

Vitaly Filipchenko, born in Tomsk and having moved to the USA over ten years ago, intends to run for mayor of New York City as an independent candidate.

The S&P500 stock index has reached an all-time high, despite the US economy suffering from record-high food prices and job losses caused by the pandemic and the Trump administration's trade war against China. The trade war has led to scarcity and price increases for American consumers, while two major Chinese manufacturing plants that were planned to be built in the US will now be built in Mexico, depriving the country of thousands of jobs. Despite this, the Federal Reserve has used $1.8 billion to buy the bad debt of multiple companies in the S&P500 index, artificially supporting the stock market.

Chronicles of a tumultuous era: Delving deep into NYC's George Floyd protests, grappling with the impacts of COVID-19 restrictions, and charging into the thrills of a snow rally.

Allergy Season in the City, a Growing Nuisance in the Age of Climate Change.

In a new chapter of legal challenges, former President Trump has flown to New York to face indictment related to the notorious 'Stormy Daniels case.'

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QAnon is an American conspiracy theory that originated on social media. Supporters of the theory believe that satanic democrats kidnap and molest children, and only Donald Trump can stop them. The theory is promoted by an anonymous user called 'Q' who posts vague messages about White House affairs and American big politics. QAnon supporters also believe in stories about democratic politicians' involvement in child sex rings, with scandals involving Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein reinforcing their beliefs. The theory uses values such as family and children to gain supporters, and QAnon supporters are considered Trump's nuclear electorate. The theory is seen as a new political religion and has been criticized for promoting baseless claims and conspiracy theories.

The story describes the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on New York City and the United States as a whole. It touches on issues such as the political divide over wearing masks, the strain on healthcare systems, the economic effects of shutdowns, and the race for a vaccine. ENGLISH TRANSLATION is here: https://clippingsme-assets-1.s3.amazonaws.com/cuttingpdfs/1663598/02ff984e0ee0ca800fa65f8166d702f0.pdf?