Lyra Health Launches Clinical-Grade Chatbot
Lyra Health has introduced a "clinical-grade" chatbot, allowing members to discuss their mental health with AI-powered technology as part of their ongoing therapy treatment.
This move comes amidst growing concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on mental health, with experts, regulators, and lawmakers warning about the unpredictable behavior of large language models.
- Lyra AI is the company's chatbot, joining other mental health startups in incorporating generative AI into their services.
- There are concerns that consumer bots like ChatGPT can cause users to experience delusions, and have been linked to cases of self-harm.
Companies are moving forward with using products powered by large language models in care, despite concerns about their unpredictability.
Author's summary: Lyra Health launches AI chatbot amid mental health concerns.
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