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PsychAdapter: Revolutionizing AI with Personality & Mental Health-Aware Language Generation

“PsychAdapter” is a new AI modification that enables large language models to generate text reflecting specific personality, mental health, and demographic traits. This lightweight, plug-and-play adapter moves beyond “average” AI language to create more personalized and human-like interactions.

AI in Mental Health: Current Applications, Challenges, and the Road Ahead

Scott Wallace in Thought Leadership
AI is rapidly transforming mental health care, offering scalable support through chatbots, predictive tools, and personalized interventions. While these innovations hold promise for accessibility and stigma reduction, they also raise urgent concerns around ethics, privacy, and safety, leaving stakeholders at

How AI Could Expand and Improve Access to Mental Health Treatment

AI is emerging as a common tool to expand mental health care access post-COVID, especially in underserved regions. With 85% of people going untreated, the article shares data from WHO and Oliver Wyman and calls for ethical, human-guided use.

AI Therapy May Help with Mental Health, but Innovation Should Never Outpace Ethics

AI therapy tools can improve mental health access, but experts warn ethics must keep pace to ensure safety, empathy, and equity.

Rethinking Mental Health When Machines Learn to Care

Scott Wallace in Thought Leadership
Dr. Scott Wallace (MD) examines the growing role of artificial intelligence in mental health care, highlighting its potential to extend the reach of compassionate support, reduce global disparities, and assist clinicians in delivering timely, personalized care. Rather than replacing human

Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health Care

How AI can be used in psychological practice to streamline administrative tasks, make workflows more efficient, and aid in clinical decision-making.

Four Ways Artificial Intelligence is Improving Mental Health Therapy

The implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in mental healthcare is an expanding area. From a clinician’s point of view, AI can be utilised to keep therapy standards high, refine diagnoses, monitor patient’s progress, and justify therapy options that avoid medicating

eMHIC Webinar: The Role Of AI In Mental Health – Potential Solution For Wicked Problems?

In this inaugural eMHIC Special Interest Group webinar “The Role of AI in Mental Health “, experts from Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the USA shared their perspectives on: 1) Who and what does it take to implement AI

A Digital Human for Delivering a Remote Loneliness and Stress Intervention to At-Risk Younger and Older Adults During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Randomized Pilot Trial

Loneliness is a growing public health issue that has been exacerbated in vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 pandemic. Computer agents are capable of delivering psychological therapies through the internet; however, there is limited research on their acceptability to date.

AI-powered emotion analysis technology to help diagnose mental health conditions in seniors in Singapore

Through video calls, Opsis Emotion AI’s software will be used by counsellers to help diagnose mental health conditions such as anxiety, stress and depression. Emotional analysis technology developed by software solutions provider Opsis Emotion AI will be piloted over the

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