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How is AI Affecting Our Minds?

- August 16, 2026

AI is everywhere in our lives whether we like it or not. People use it every day for all kinds of simple tasks. Yet, there are a growing number of people who use AI to help not only with organizing data and making suggestions, but also with managing their own mental health. In these cases, the AI acts as a “virtual therapist” to provide counsel for those seeking help. This seems like an appealing solution at first. Mental health resources are becoming more expensive and less accessible over time. Appointments can take months and even years to follow through. In that time, people might spiral and see their mental condition worsen without professional intervention. AI can combat these issues by being a readily available and comparatively cheap resource. However, there are quite a few dangers and downsides that come with turning a virtual chatbot into a therapist in lieu of a real professional. Firstly, AI chatbots and LLMs are prone to inaccurate assessments. Studies have fo...

Ai Slop

- August 06, 2026

Do you have a favorite book, movie, art piece, or story? When you read this story was it impactful because it had all the required elements of a story? When you saw this painting was it mesmerizing because it was perfect? Maybe so, but it's probably not the elements of the story that resonate with you or the perfect strokes of the brush that captured your attention. It's actually the originality of it. It was probably something you had never seen before or a book that went so deep within your mind that it changed something inside of you in the process. A story that you still think about to this day. Stories and art have long been a part of how we as human show our deepest emotions and identity. It helps us understand and connect to one another in a world where we can be so divided. Allowing us to see a different perspective that we otherwise would never experience. If...

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