Minds, Machines, and Medicine: AI's Emerging Role in Psychiatry

Abstract:
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Introduction:
Are you curious about artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential applications across ‎clinical settings, such as aiding in differential diagnosis, work-up, and treatment planning? ‎Have you reflected on how AI can broaden your clinical perspectives towards a ‎comprehensive and integrative approach to patient care? Have you been unsure about the ‎potential limitations of AI-enabled methods, and whether they could match or surpass the ‎assessments made by experienced intensivists? Do you wonder what today's generative AI ‎actually look like? If so, the following presentations and interactive segments on the use of ‎AI in clinical practice will look to answer your questions and spark discourse on the use of ‎AI in Psychiatry.

Discussion:
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into psychiatry prompts excitement and ‎caution. Our general session will provide an AI primer, explore current and future clinical ‎applications of AI in Psychiatry, and apply this information through an interactive, case ‎based experience. We will address AI's ability to complement the expertise of mental ‎health professionals while acknowledging limitations, ethical concerns and potential ‎biases. IT and internet permitting, we hope to showcase generative AI live for participants ‎to interact with and engage during panelist discussion.
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Presentations:
‎1. An AI Era: The Need to Know for Bringing AI to Your Clinical Workflows - Derek O. Pipolo, ‎MD will describe the ABCs of AI such that you leave knowing core terms and concepts for ‎how to start using AI today.
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‎2. From Concept to Clinic: AI's Journey in Transforming Patient Care - Thomas H. McCoy, ‎Jr., MD will discuss real world applications of AI in Psychiatry while acknowledging ‎limitations and pitfalls.
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Interactive - AI In The Room:
Ted Stern Turing Test: A Case Based Discussion - Jon Sole, MD MSc will facilitate an ‎interactive, case based session to demonstrate the strengths and weaknesses of currently ‎available generative AI. Theodore A. Stern, MD will serve as a panelist along with, IT and ‎internet permitting, a live AI powered panelist. Dr. Stern and this AI panelist will discuss AI ‎in healthcare framed through application to a complex clinical case. The case will highlight ‎the emerging role of AI powered innovations in advancing whole-person care in the context ‎of complexities inherent to critical care psychiatry. Throughout this segment, participants ‎will participate in voting, and can submit questions to Dr. Stern and the AI panelist.
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References:
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Gong, K., DOI: 10.1097/ALN.0000000000004478
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Sponsorship:‎
This submission is sponsored by the Critical Care Psychiatry Special Interest Group (CCP ‎SIG)‎