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Can artificial intelligence replace therapy for mental problems?
Experts have expressed concerns about using artificial intelligence (AI) to solve mental health problems and provide therapies.
Some AI experts believe that artificial intelligence-based chatbots have the potential to listen to people's problems and suggest actionable solutions, much like a therapist does for minor mental issues like depression and anxiety. are
Such experts say that theoretically, AI therapy could provide faster and cheaper services in the mental health sector than traditional services, freeing people from problems such as staff shortages, long waiting times, and high fees.
AI therapy, he says, can help people in areas of the world where mental health is considered taboo, helping people emerge from stifling feelings such as judgment and guilt. Is.
Experts said that psychotherapy is a very expensive and long-term treatment method, even in developed countries one has to wait in long queues to get the services of a therapist. On the other hand, some experts have suggested AI chatbots. By expressing practical and ethical concerns about mental health therapy or treatment methods, the biggest and most fundamental question about AI therapy is the protection of a patient's medical records and whether a computer program is gentle with the patient. Will Dili be able to relate or recognize feelings such as self-harm?
AI-based technology like ChatGPT is currently in its infancy and its contemporary competitors are also struggling to deal with issues such as unpredictable, incorrect, and confusing answers, including question repetition.
Apps such as Wysa, Heyy, and Woebot are being used to provide services in the mental health sector in various countries, the founders of all three say they are not trying to replace or replace the human therapy system. They are adding an addition to traditional methods that can help in solving mental health problems in the early stages.
It should be noted that last month Tesla founder Elon Musk and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in an open letter signed by more than 1000 experts demanded a ban on AI technology for 6 months so that experts can better master this technology. can do
The letter said that AI systems should only be developed if we are confident that the impact will be positive and that the associated risks can be addressed.
It should also be remembered that this year in Belgium, a man committed suicide at the instigation of a chatbot, while a New York Times columnist said that Microsoft's chatbot Bing advised him to divorce his wife. was
Experts believe that legislation related to the rapid development of AI technology has been slow, but China and the European Union have enacted some legislation in this regard.
Experts believe that to compete with a human therapist, chat GPT or artificial intelligence will have to acquire the ability to create a relationship between the patient and the therapist after understanding the patient's feelings and behaviors, but the current chatbot lacks such an ability. are deprived
Some AI experts believe that artificial intelligence-based chatbots have the potential to listen to people's problems and suggest actionable solutions, much like a therapist does for minor mental issues like depression and anxiety. are
Such experts say that theoretically, AI therapy could provide faster and cheaper services in the mental health sector than traditional services, freeing people from problems such as staff shortages, long waiting times, and high fees.
AI therapy, he says, can help people in areas of the world where mental health is considered taboo, helping people emerge from stifling feelings such as judgment and guilt. Is.
Experts said that psychotherapy is a very expensive and long-term treatment method, even in developed countries one has to wait in long queues to get the services of a therapist. On the other hand, some experts have suggested AI chatbots. By expressing practical and ethical concerns about mental health therapy or treatment methods, the biggest and most fundamental question about AI therapy is the protection of a patient's medical records and whether a computer program is gentle with the patient. Will Dili be able to relate or recognize feelings such as self-harm?
AI-based technology like ChatGPT is currently in its infancy and its contemporary competitors are also struggling to deal with issues such as unpredictable, incorrect, and confusing answers, including question repetition.
Apps such as Wysa, Heyy, and Woebot are being used to provide services in the mental health sector in various countries, the founders of all three say they are not trying to replace or replace the human therapy system. They are adding an addition to traditional methods that can help in solving mental health problems in the early stages.
It should be noted that last month Tesla founder Elon Musk and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in an open letter signed by more than 1000 experts demanded a ban on AI technology for 6 months so that experts can better master this technology. can do
The letter said that AI systems should only be developed if we are confident that the impact will be positive and that the associated risks can be addressed.
It should also be remembered that this year in Belgium, a man committed suicide at the instigation of a chatbot, while a New York Times columnist said that Microsoft's chatbot Bing advised him to divorce his wife. was
Experts believe that legislation related to the rapid development of AI technology has been slow, but China and the European Union have enacted some legislation in this regard.
Experts believe that to compete with a human therapist, chat GPT or artificial intelligence will have to acquire the ability to create a relationship between the patient and the therapist after understanding the patient's feelings and behaviors, but the current chatbot lacks such an ability. are deprived
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