Recognizing red flags in AI mental healthcare
As AI becomes more integrated into daily life, more Americans are turning to it for mental health advice. A new poll highlights both the promise -- and the risks -- finding 58% of users don’t follow up with a medical professional. Dr. Teejay Tripp, co-founder and chief medical officer of Serenity Mental Health Centers, joins us to talk about how to use AI mental healthcare responsibly.
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Recognizing red flags in AI mental healthcare
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