Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Artificial intelligence is coming to a mental health office near you?
Would you talk to a computer therapist? One USC researcher has built an AI interface for use in mental health settings. We hear how it works and why it won’t likely replace real therapists, ever.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readWould you talk to a computer therapist? One USC researcher has built an AI interface for use in mental health settings. We hear how it works and why it won’t likely replace real therapists, ever.
USC's AI interface, Ellie.
Credit: USC Institute for Creative Technologies.
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