Finally, it's recognized. This month has been like being in a frozen storage, and no matter what I tweet, @kaitoAI won't recognize it. I'm left with a million questions.
Even @Kindred_AI has vanished without a trace, but baby hasn't stopped working on it. Perhaps it's because her tweets are slowly improving that it's suddenly recognized.
Baby reminds everyone again: Don't try to do too much with your tweets when updating them, as this will reduce their weight!
I'm sure everyone knows what Kindred is. Today, let's discuss its significant impact on healthcare and psychology.
The core idea is to transform characters from classic movies and books into caring companions. Not the kind that mechanically respond, but to put it simply: "They understand you, have a little temper, and can sense your emotions."
The difference is:
It uses blockchain, so you can actually own this AI and interact with it. Kindred's application in healthcare: It's not just about seeing a doctor, it's about being there for you.
These days, doctors don't have time for detailed conversations, and the elderly and those with chronic conditions often find themselves alone. Kindred provides 24/7 companionship:
For patients with chronic illnesses,
① It goes beyond simply reminding them to take their medications.
② It also offers compliments and helpful reminders.
Community data indicates that this has increased the number of patients who seek medical treatment on time by 25%.
Lonely elderly people are particularly vulnerable.
They can chat about past events and provide reminders to take their medications.
Statistics show that this type of companionship reduces elderly patients' smiles and hospitalizations by 20%.
Kindred's impact on mental health
In our fast-paced lives, we all experience mental health issues to some degree. Sometimes seeing a therapist can be embarrassing or take too long. Kindred can even detect emotions.
Statistics show that early intervention can reduce subsequent psychotherapy time by half.
Summary: Why is Kindred effective?
Baby believes it's not some high-tech myth. Rather, it transforms medical and psychological care from a cold, clinical treatment experience to a humane, conversational experience. It's not about replacing doctors or family members, but about filling those gaps that no one else can see.
