TIME, BUT IT'S ALSO IMPORTANT FOR THE PATIENT. ELLISON BECAUSE IF I'M NOT STARING AT A SCREEN, I HAVE MORE TIME TALKING TO THE PATIENT AND IT'S A BETTER EXPERIENCE OVERALL. >> FASCINATING STUFF DOCTOR.THANK YOU SO MUCH. WE APPRECIATE IT. >> ANYTIME.>> AND ALSO TONIGHT IN THE FUTURE OF EVERYTHING, HOW MANY OF US ARE GOING TO CHATGPT OR ANOTHER CHATBOT FOR ADVICE, COUNSEL OR EVEN JUST A VENT. WELL, A NEW ARTICLE FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES IS HIGHLIGHTING GROWING CONCERNS ABOUT CHATBOTS THAT PUSH USERS INTO A DEL ...

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Good morning, Mountain View High School. It's a privilege to be here with you today. I actually raised my family in Sunnyville and Mountain View.So, coming back so much fun. You guys are growing, progressing, changing, and it's fun to see. So, as the intro talked about, um I spend my life focusing on creating connections with people, all kinds of people, no matter what, no matter where.And I love it. It is a passion. And so uh today I want to show you some images of connection from my life but then explain ...

What if you had run just now when your teacher told you to file into the theater and take a seat, but instead you ran. Now, I know someone must have thought about it, but what if you actually had. Would you have looked both ways when crossing the street.And if you hadn't, would you have gotten hit by a car. Would you get to know the person behind the wheel. And would they become your next best friend or your new mortal enemy.Or would they have just driven off and left you in the street. Now, it's strange be ...

A friend of mine, Robert Gotcher MD, RIP, was born Dec. 7, 1924. A WWII veteran, Dr. Gotcher became a well-known psychiatrist and philanthropist, had a large successful family, and at 95, before his death, was as lucid as ever. I had been hearing his tales for over a decade at that point. I asked him, of all the changes you have seen over the last century, what stands out to you?"Well, they stopped putting depressed people into asylums."As of today, we still do not have a good solution for schhizophrenics, ...

We are keeping a close eye on the landmark social media addiction trial happening right now in Los Angeles. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is currently on the stand testifying in the case centered around whether social media platforms knowingly designed their apps in a way that harms children. Meta and Google's YouTube are the defendants in this case.The companies deny the claims that their products are to blame for mental health issues in children. Joining us now, NBC News business and data correspondent Brian C ...

outside the courthouse in Los Angeles. Also with us, Mike Isaac and Cecilia Kang who both cover technology for The New York Times. Cecilia is also the co-author of An Ugly Truth Inside Facebook's Battle for Domination.Highly, highly relevant here. But Jillian we'll go first to you. This is of course a landmark trial for social media.What are parents and advocates telling you about the ways they feel kids have been harmed by these platforms. Yeah, Ali. What we've been hearing from attorneys and parents alike ...

What is the meaning of the American dream. Webster dictionary defines it as a life categorized by material wealth and success. Now in current time chat GPT says a life marked by hard work anyone could achieve the American dream through prosperity and success.Now I want to share my own personal story with you of the American dream. Standing here as I'm looking at my parents, I remembered I could vividly remember 1989 before my dad immigrated to this distant country. We were in the sleeping area of his grocer ...

We view the way of battling mental health problems like a fairytale — flowers, rainbows; a story with an easy resolution. Steph Ng tells us the opposite, how the way we approach mental health stories should be changed and most importantly, how we are being too nice with these stories. Steph Ng is an award-winning mental health advocate, educator, and Ph.D. researcher. Informed by her lived experiences in eating disorder recovery, Steph’s research and advocacy work integrates the relatability of personal nar ...

You are actively rewiring your brain for the worst by engaging with social media, high volume, quick videos. >> And the social media executives don't let their kids use this stuff because they designed it to be addictive and they know that millions and millions of kids have been cyberbullied, sexed. Many have committed suicide. So, I'm getting angry. >> And then from the medical perspective, it's rewiring your body, increasing your risk of heart disease and PTSD. >> We've moved too far into the virtual worl ...