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Artificial intelligence (AI) systems that model human behaviour are built on data humans generate about themselves, yet the assumption that this data is reliable remains largely unexamined. Psychiatry's evidence base directly challenges it. Self-repo...

Contemporary psychiatry often assumes that more precise diagnosis will yield more effective care. Biomarkers, digital phenotyping, artificial intelligence and related tools promise better diagnosis, treatment selection and outcomes. Yet this expectat...

We always treat fluent language as a marker of intelligence and trustworthiness, often independent of factual accuracy. Large language models (LLMs) exploit this bias by producing confident, human-like texts that are perceived as intelligent and trus...