AI could help in mental health treatment; Experts warn it shouldn’t replace humans
AI could help mental health crisis through a chatbot.
Artificial intelligence could help people in need of mental health treatment.
It is estimated that more than 28 million adults with a mental illness are not getting treated.
There is one FDA-approved chatbot called “Therabot” that offers “scripted” responses.
However, a professor at Dartmouth College wants Therabot to become the first FDA-approved generative AI chatbot that learns about you and offers individual replies.
A doctor at the American Psychological Association believes AI should not be a replacement for a human – saying the chances it could provide inaccurate information is too high.