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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 1H 6M

The AI Breakthrough That Could Transform Psychiatry Forever | Dr. Paris Lalousis #0043

from Ezra Chapman #Curious · host Ezra Chapman

What happens when artificial intelligence enters mental health and starts making decisions about diagnosis, treatment, and care?In this conversation, Dr. Paris Lalousis, AI and mental health expert at King’s College London, explains why psychiatry remains one of the most uncertain areas of medicine, and how AI could begin to change that.But this isn’t just a story about better tools.It’s about a deeper shift:🔹 Can AI help us treat mental illness more precisely, when our current diagnoses may be fundamentally flawed?🔹 Could algorithms outperform clinicians in predicting what treatments will actually work?🔹 And what happens when people begin turning to AI not just for answers, but for support, guidance, and even therapy?At the centre of the discussion is a harder question:Can we scale mental healthcare with AI, without losing trust, human judgment, and the deeply personal nature of understanding another mind?Because in mental health, accuracy isn’t just technical.. it’s human.

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