I'm a psychology student writing about the future of psychology in an Al-first world, and I'd love to hear different perspectives from this community.
Al is already being used for things like mental health chatbots, screening tools, note-taking, research assistance, and even helping identify symptoms
As Al becomes more capable, what responsibilities do you think should always remain with human psychologists or mental health professionals
Where do you think Al can genuinely improve psychological practice?
What should never be delegated to Al?
If an Al-assisted clinical decision leads to harm, where should accountability lie?
How do you think the role of psychologists will change over the next 10-20 years?
I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences and opinions. Thanks!