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AI-based detection of suicidal ideation in text: model development and evaluation for a student mental health chatbot
artificial-intelligencecognitiondigital-mental-healthlarge-language-modelsmental-health-chatbotsneurosciencepreprintpsychology
Background: Conversational digital mental health interventions (DMHIs) require mechanisms for recognizing expressions of suicidal ideation (SI) and initiating appropriate safety responses. Artificial intelligence (AI)-based detection approaches could provide a scalable safeguard; but systems designe
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