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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2026 · 33 MIN

AAEP Episode 2

from AAEP · host American Association For Emergency Psychiatry

In this podcast episode, Donaldson Betts, Mike Wilson, and Jack Rozel discuss the implications of AI in healthcare, particularly in suicide prevention. They explore the current limitations of AI, the complexities of predicting suicidal behavior, and the importance of human involvement in clinical decision-making. Takeaways AI's role in healthcare is complex Human involvement is crucial in AI applications Chapters 00:00 Introduction to AI in Healthcare 03:09 The Current State of AI and Suicide Prevention 06:00 Challenges in Predicting Suicide Risk 09:01 The Complexity of Human Behavior 11:53 Ethical Dilemmas in AI Predictions 14:45 Practical Applications of AI in Clinical Settings 18:00 Concerns About AI in Patient Care 21:08 The Future of AI in Healthcare

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