
What AI can and cannot offer for mental wellbeing
AI can produce questions, organize notes, and suggest general reflection exercises.
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AI can produce questions, organize notes, and suggest general reflection exercises.
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A response can be warm, detailed, and inaccurate at the same time.
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Preparation is a bounded way to use a language tool.
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A private-feeling conversation is not automatically private in a technical or legal sense.
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Help Me Heal explores conversations organized around a person’s stated goal.
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A single score can hide important differences between conversations.
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Human oversight should describe an actual decision process, not just a reassuring label.
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The scale of unmet mental health need makes broader access an important ambition.
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A reflection tool can offer language and questions, but it should not become the authority on your inner life.
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AI-assisted articles can be readable without being reliable.
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