Artificial Intelligence in Psychological Support
The consensus recommendation is that AI tools supplement rather than replace human-centred, culturally sensitive care. AI cannot replicate human empathy or the therapeutic relationship, both of which are foundational to effective psycholog…
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The consensus recommendation is that AI tools supplement rather than replace human-centred, culturally sensitive care. AI cannot replicate human empathy or the therapeutic relationship, both of which are foundational to effective psychological intervention. Use of AI in this context raises ethical questions around data privacy, collection of sensitive psychological data, and informed consent. AI-based tools could offer continuous monitoring of psychological well-being, personalized coping strategies, and digital delivery of CBT or mindfulness programmes, especially for patients with limited access to in-person care.