Artificial Intelligence at the Boundary of Spiritual Experience and Psychopathology: A Scoping Review of Evidence from Türkiye, the USA, the UK, Poland, South Korea, and Israel
Sep 2026· Journal of religion and health· Vol 65, pp. 4139 - 4170· 0 citations· 25 references
Medicine
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Artificial intelligence may contribute to the reinforcement of psychopathological experiences while also offering preliminary support for psychiatric screening and risk prediction and natural language processing and machine-learning models showed preliminary potential for identifying documented psychotic episodes and predicting relapse.
Eotional reliance on AI represents an emerging clinical phenomenon with addiction-like features requiring specific diagnostic frameworks, evidence-based interventions, and ethical design guidelines and future research should prioritize longitudinal studies examining developmental impacts and neurobiological investigati...
M. Lastretti, M. Manchia, Matteo Fraschini et al.· Psychiatry International· 0 citations
Within the retrieved evidence base, adolescent mental-health AI research was concentrated in technical development, with limited prospective evidence of clinical benefit, safety and routine implementation, and the field is dominated by prediction and internal validation.
M. Dhamayanti, Susaldi Susaldi, Fanni Hanifa et al.· BMJ Open· 0 citations
This qualitative descriptive study examined how emerging adult students training in health sciences, psychology, and social work envision the collaboration between AI/AEI tools and human clinicians, converging on a synergetic model in which AI/AEI augments, rather than replaces, clinician judgment.
F. Joseph, J. G. Bernardshaw, C. Palanisamy· RESEARCH REVIEW Internationa...· 0 citations
Objective: This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness, applications, benefits, and challenges of integrating artificial intelligence with therapist-delivered mental health care. Methods and Materials: This systematic review was conducted in accordance with the PRISMA guidelines. A systematic search of studies publi...
Mahla Gilak Hakimabadi, Maryam Nikooy, A. Mehrabadi· Quarterly of Experimental an...· 0 citations
It is preliminarily concluded that the loss or modification of companion AI agents may be linked to a psychosocial impact that presents descriptive similarities to interpersonal breakups or disenfranchised grief.
Johanna Alcivar Ponce, Wilson Alexander Zambrano Vélez, G. Zavala et al.· Behavioral Science· 0 citations
Descriptions of the “great teacher” as an inspiring figure are abundant in professional discourse, yet the biological and psychological processes that might underpin inspirational teaching, and sustain it across a working life, remain loosely specified. Interest in educational neuroscience has grown quickly, and claims...
F. E. Siagian· International Neuropsychiatr...· 0 citations
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