Will AI soon replace your therapist? Or is it a fast track to disaster? Artur Kurasiński discusses whether and how technology can support well-being and mental health with psychiatrist Andrzej Silczuk and Dr. Paweł Szczesny, a specialist in bioinformatics and the psychology of artificial intelligence systems. 

We will examine the legal, ethical, technological, and purely human aspects.

  1. 00:00:00 Introduction
  2. 00:03:40 AI as mental health support?
  3. 00:09:50 A digital psychological first-aid kit
  4. 00:12:46 Modern tools for mental health support
  5. 00:15:27 When an app won't work
  6. 00:19:38 How to choose the right support
  7. 00:24:05 What is training data?
  8. 00:30:43 Can apps discourage people from seeking professional help?
  9. 00:34:40 Research on the effectiveness of apps
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19/8/2026 22:35
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