Topic: Generative AI Tools
Barriers to understanding how many people use AI for mental health support: an estimate and narrative review
To What Extent Do the Benefits of Artificial Intelligence Outweigh Its Potential Risks In Mental Health?
AI for youth mental health and substance use health: A primer
A new three-part resource series explores the growing role of AI in child and youth mental health and addictions, outlining its potential benefits, risks, and practical applications for leaders, providers, and the communities they serve.
Building JARA: A Judgment-Free AI Companion for Youth and Young Adults Who Use Substances or Alcohol
JARA is a judgment-free, evidence-based AI companion designed to help youth and young adults navigate substance use, harm reduction, and recovery goals safely, confidentially, and without stigma—bridging the gap between early support and formal care.
ChatGPT Health: OpenAI Introduces a Dedicated Health and Wellness Experience
OpenAI has announced ChatGPT Health, a new dedicated experience within ChatGPT designed to support people in understanding and organising their health information, with enhanced privacy protections and an explicit focus on supporting—not replacing—clinical care.
Feasible but Fragile: MindBench.ai and the Path to Responsible AI in Mental Health
Dr. John Torous discusses how AI in mental health is “feasible but fragile” and how MindBench.ai is being developed to ensure patient-centered, safe, and effective innovation.
Responsible AI for Youth Mental Health; What We Are Learning and What Must Change
Localized Crisis Helplines Integrated into ChatGPT and Sora
ChatGPT and Sora now offer localized crisis helplines, providing immediate, confidential support and ensuring human intervention remains available for those experiencing severe distress.
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