The Power of Objectivity in AI: How ‘My Friend’ is Breaking Barriers in Child Mental Health Support

It was interesting to see the research undertaken, commented by Samuel Osborne, Sky News on Monday 16 October 2013 – The AI chatbot ChatGPT could be better at following treatment standards for depression than human doctors, a study suggests. The technology could improve decision making in primary care, researchers said, as it is capable of following recognised treatment standards without any gender or social class biases that are sometimes a factor between humans. https://lnkd.in/eni-Ux6e Another massive benefit of our My Friend AI platform is its objectivity. Being able to provide care and support that is consistent and without and gender, age or social biases which can too often be exhibited by humans is a huge step forward in accessible good care for all. The My Friend AI platform enables meaningful friendships with children; to support them as they journey through life’s challenging moments. With a greater and more consistent care systems we will enable our children to have a better start in our world leading to a better future. Follow our journey as we make this a reality with ‘My Friend’.