Avoid relying solely on AI for mental health support 


JOHOR BARU: The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to seek mental health support, especially among children and teenagers, must be approached cautiously, say groups here.

Johor Baru Befrienders board of trustee member Danny Loo (pic) said that while AI may offer an outlet to express mental health struggles, it is important to note that the responses generated are based on information retrieved online, including sources that are inaccurate.

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