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Europe launches expert group to guide AI regulation in mental health

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What happened

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An expert working group on Artificial Intelligence in mental health was launched in Munich. The group, established by the ECNP, aims to set out the potential, problems, and directions for AI in psychiatry and neuroscience across Europe. The group will create a framework to guide the regulation and development of AI in mental health.

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Why it matters

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The working group will produce recommendations and a framework for understanding the risks and benefits of applying AI in mental health. This effort is intended to guide the regulation and development of AI within the sector across Europe.

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Who's involved

  • Paris Alexandros LalousisGroup Chair of the new Europe-wide expert working group
  • Tim HahnCo-Chair of the new Europe-wide expert working group

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    Nvidia might see increased demand for compliant AI infrastructure as AI development is guided by the new framework.

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