I don't even know where to start with this one. Apparently the mental health service kokocares.org ran a multi-day trial where their "peer supporters" used ChatGPT to craft their responses to the people they were providing with mental health support.
https://www.businessinsider.com/company-using-chatgpt-mental-health-support-ethical-issues-2023-1
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@ct_bergstrom Looks like a publicity stunt that's right out of the Zuckerberg playbook of violating user trust, announcing a new "feature" based on the violation, temporarily backing out due to bad publicity, but then leveraging the attention to raise money or get even more publicity for his company.
