We're sitting opposite each other. The patient tells me their story, and I listen, observe, picking up on nuances in their facial expressions, tone of voice, and choice of words. They are a human being, and as a psychologist, I try to understand them and sometimes predict their behaviour. Now, let's imagine an algorithm sitting opposite us. It has no eyes, it doesn't feel, but it „sees” patterns in the data that I might overlook. …