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Popularization of AI for Psychological as Well as Educational Applications
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Abstract
The integration of Artificial Intelligence in the field of mental health represents a significant paradigm shift, particularly within the context of higher education healthcare services. This essay encapsulates the transformative potential of AI, with a particular emphasis on Deep Learning, in revolutionizing mental health diagnostics and treatment. It underscores the precision and personalization that AI introduces to the treatment of prevalent mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety. This advancement is not just a technological leap but also a confluence of insights from cognitive science, which in turn enriches AI's effectiveness and contributes novel dimensions to cognitive research methodologies. The core of this research hinges on an extensive literature review, aiming to dissect the multifaceted implications of AI in mental health. This involves an exploration of ethical considerations, privacy concerns, and cultural impacts. The research posits critical questions regarding the stewardship of sensitive health data and the moral dilemmas inherent in AI applications in mental health contexts.
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Cognitive Science, Artificial intelligence, Behavioral Analysis, Digital Mental Health, Digital technology empowerment
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He,Q. (2024). Popularization of AI for Psychological as Well as Educational Applications. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,42,112-117.
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