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Digital Adverse Events: Rethinking Psychopathology and Public Mental Health in the Era of Human–AI Interaction

2026-03-23

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<p>Large language model–based chatbots are increasingly integrated into everyday life and the mental health ecosystem. Their accessibility and conversational fluency have generated interest in their use for psychoeducation and support. At the same time, concerns have emerged regarding potential adverse effects, including so-called “AI-induced psychosis.” This label is currently too narrow and implies a level of ca...

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