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They couldn't find a therapist, so they built one

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By Nour Ibrahim Verified
| The National Verified
Karin Andrea Stephan has a simple explanation for why she spent years building an AI-driven mental health companion. Growing up she had always wished to have something to help her through difficult moments, she says. “I didn't have that,” says Stephan, co-founder and chief operating officer of Earkick. “But I realised how valuable it would have been.” She is not the only person in the industry whose motivation is personal.
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What are the risks of turning to AI for mental health support and solutions?

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By Nour Ibrahim Verified
| The National Verified
A significant minority of young people have been turning to AI chatbots to discuss everyday anxieties and concerns, according to two recent polls. A survey published in JAMA Network Open, based on responses from 1,058 adolescents and young adults aged 12 to 21 in the United States, found that 13.1 per cent reported using generative AI chatbots for mental health advice.
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Why some young people are turning to AI to manage their mental health

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By Nour Ibrahim Verified
| The National Verified
NOTE: Some names and identifying details have been changed to protect privacy Young adults in the UAE and the wider region are turning to AI for a space to reflect, regulate and make sense of their feelings. Health professionals say emotional and psychological conversations are becoming part of how young people engage with these tools. Antony Bainbridge, head of clinical services and clinical lead at Resicare Alliance, says young people are not using AI in a uniform way.
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