Conversational Agents and Psychiatric Semiology v3.0

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<p>Psychiatric semiology has not changed much over the years despite its muddled existence. There is a distinct opportunity here emerging from the rise of conversational AI agents. I argue that, in contrast to the general expectations placed on these chatbots, to be useful as semiotic tools in psychiatry, they need to be less human-like.</p>

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10.31234/osf.io/gn43b