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Artificial Intelligence in suicide prevention: promise, peril, and clinical implications for clinical practice.
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into psychiatry is progressing rapidly, with promising yet underexplored applications in suicide prevention. While most existing studies have focused on suicide risk prediction, AI could be applied more broadly across the suicide prevention continuum.
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