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2. AI chatbots are here to help with your mental health, despite ...

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   Chatbots are free, available 24/7 and don’t come with the stigma of therapy, but limited data show that they actually improve mental health

3. AI chatbots are here to help with your mental health, despite ...

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   This hands-off approach is coming under new scrutiny with the startling advances of chatbots powered by generative AI, technology that uses vast amounts of data to mimic human language. The industry argument is simple: Chatbots are free, available 24/7 and don’t come with the stigma that keeps some people away from therapy.

4. Your next therapy session could be with an AI bot - AOL

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   Last year, the National Eating Disorders Association pulled Tessa, an AI-powered chatbot designed to provide support for people with eating disorders. Although the app was designed to be rules ...

5. The Strange, Nervous Rise of the Therapist Chatbot - AOL

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   The total investment in Woebot, a talk therapy chatbot created by psychologists and AI experts, is an estimated $123.5 million. Woebot’s president told The New York Times it has “tens of ...

6. Artificial intelligence in mental health - Wikipedia

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   Among them is the AI chatbot Wysa (20$ million in funding), BlueSkeye that is working on improving early diagnosis (£3.4 million), the Upheal smart notebook for mental health professionals (€1.068 million), and the AI-based mental health companion clare&me (€1 million).

7. Replika - Wikipedia

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   Replika is a generative AI chatbot app released in November 2017. [1] The chatbot is trained by having the user answer a series of questions to create a specific neural network. [2] The chatbot operates on a freemium pricing strategy, with roughly 25% of its user base paying an annual subscription fee. [1]