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Poosarla Sai Karthik
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Most AI mental health apps today claim to replace real therapists, but there’s a major flaw—they don’t consider a person’s past therapy records. They just simulate conversations based on what the user says at that moment, without understanding their history. This makes them unreliable for actual treatment. For therapy to work, a person’s past sessions, progress, and diagnoses need to be taken into account. Without that, the advice these apps give can be generic or even misleading. Instead of replacing therapists, AI should be used as a support tool. A better approach would be to build an AI model that looks at a person’s therapy history and tailors its guidance accordingly. This way, it can help therapists make better decisions and improve treatment outcomes. If done right, this could fill a major gap in the market and make AI mental health solutions much more effective and trustworthy. Drop your insights for better outcomes.
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