Artificial Analysis Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/artificial-analysis A podcast about the intersection of psychoanalysis and AI. The show considers two questions as its starting point: What are the potential effects of AI on the clinical practice of psychoanalysis? What are the potential affects of AI on the transmission of psychoanalytic knowledge? Neil Gorman 6bee8051-50d6-56dd-acb8-5bd509734957 yes en Sat, 25 Apr 2026 07:51:22 -0500 Sat, 25 Apr 2026 07:52:22 -0500 https://img.transistorcdn.com/iD95vLCTGGh3yC8VIpIOBdx1ap1LaRncVyKGiEbVALM/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS8wNmY3/NDA1MDMzZjA1ZTk3/ZmFhYzBjMWIyNjY5/NGZkNS5wbmc.jpg Artificial Analysis episodic Neil Gorman A podcast about the intersection of psychoanalysis and AI. The show considers two questions as its starting point: What are the potential effects of AI on the clinical practice of psychoanalysis? What are the potential affects of AI on the transmission of psychoanalytic knowledge? A podcast about the intersection of psychoanalysis and AI. Lacan, psychoanalysis, AI, mental health, Neil Gorman No No Pilot Episode (Proof of Concept) 1 1 Pilot Episode (Proof of Concept) full 28479cdd-26b4-4306-8418-07f1ad7cc440 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6a8e0f9f Neil Gorman, the host of the show, describes two surprising clinical experiences in which different analysands shared details of their psychoanalytic sessions with large language models (ChatGPT and Claude), received interpretations—including Lacanian concepts—and then brought those AI responses back into their sessions, suggesting to the speaker that the AI may be placed in the position of the “subject supposed to know.” 

The podcast then shifts to a psychoanalytic conference (a Knotting Seminar), where Neil raises this phenomenon with three colleagues, sparking hours of discussion about worries and possibilities around AI. 

From this, they decide to extend the conversation to the Lacanian community by launching a podcast, “Artficial Analysis,” focused on the intersection of psychoanalysis and AI, guided by two questions: how AI will affect clinical practice and how it will affect the transmission of psychoanalytic knowledge as people increasingly consult AI to learn theory.

00:00 A Patient Uses ChatGPT

01:37 Claude and Lacanian Concepts

02:43 Conference Sparks Bigger Idea

04:59 Launching Artificial Analysis

05:28 Two Guiding Questions

07:24 Subscribe and Get in Touch

08:00 Closing Goodbye

]]> Neil Gorman, the host of the show, describes two surprising clinical experiences in which different analysands shared details of their psychoanalytic sessions with large language models (ChatGPT and Claude), received interpretations—including Lacanian concepts—and then brought those AI responses back into their sessions, suggesting to the speaker that the AI may be placed in the position of the “subject supposed to know.” 

The podcast then shifts to a psychoanalytic conference (a Knotting Seminar), where Neil raises this phenomenon with three colleagues, sparking hours of discussion about worries and possibilities around AI. 

From this, they decide to extend the conversation to the Lacanian community by launching a podcast, “Artficial Analysis,” focused on the intersection of psychoanalysis and AI, guided by two questions: how AI will affect clinical practice and how it will affect the transmission of psychoanalytic knowledge as people increasingly consult AI to learn theory.

00:00 A Patient Uses ChatGPT

01:37 Claude and Lacanian Concepts

02:43 Conference Sparks Bigger Idea

04:59 Launching Artificial Analysis

05:28 Two Guiding Questions

07:24 Subscribe and Get in Touch

08:00 Closing Goodbye

]]> Thu, 23 Apr 2026 11:13:11 -0500 Pilot Episode. Pilot Episode. 489 Neil Gorman, the host of the show, describes two surprising clinical experiences in which different analysands shared details of their psychoanalytic sessions with large language models (ChatGPT and Claude), received interpretations—including Lacanian concepts—and then brought those AI responses back into their sessions, suggesting to the speaker that the AI may be placed in the position of the “subject supposed to know.” 

The podcast then shifts to a psychoanalytic conference (a Knotting Seminar), where Neil raises this phenomenon with three colleagues, sparking hours of discussion about worries and possibilities around AI. 

From this, they decide to extend the conversation to the Lacanian community by launching a podcast, “Artficial Analysis,” focused on the intersection of psychoanalysis and AI, guided by two questions: how AI will affect clinical practice and how it will affect the transmission of psychoanalytic knowledge as people increasingly consult AI to learn theory.

00:00 A Patient Uses ChatGPT

01:37 Claude and Lacanian Concepts

02:43 Conference Sparks Bigger Idea

04:59 Launching Artificial Analysis

05:28 Two Guiding Questions

07:24 Subscribe and Get in Touch

08:00 Closing Goodbye

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