Psychiatry’s Blind Spot: Independent Use of General-Purpose Large Language Models by Individuals With Psychopathology

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General-purpose large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT were never intended to be therapists; they were built as general-purpose assistants. Yet when human help is not available, many people now turn to these tools for advice, comfort, and coping. This shift is happening without oversight.1 Experts have warned that general-purpose LLMs are becoming de facto mental health aids without evidence-based guardrails.2 So far, psychiatry’s response has been slow and fragmented, a blind spot that needs to be addressed urgently.

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