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The results, published in the journal Translational Psychiatry, offer encouraging evidence that virtual therapy can play a role in filling the gaps in mental health care, where waitlists and disparities in access are often hurdles that patients, particularly from vulnerable communities, must overcome to receive treatment
An academic team from the University of Illinois at Chicago recently conducted a pilot study, and the results point to the possibility that artificial intelligence could be useful in the treatment of mental illness.
The findings of a recent pilot study headed by academics from the University of Illinois Chicago suggest that artificial intelligence may be a beneficial
ThefindingsofarecentpilotstudyheadedbyacademicsfromtheUniversityofIllinoisChicagosuggestthatartificialintelligencemaybeabeneficialaidinthetreatmentofmentalillness.
The study offers encouraging evidence that virtual therapy can play a role in filling the gaps in mental health care.