Abstract
Artificial Intelligence in Schizophrenia: Where We Stand?
Author(s): Yogender Kumar Malik, Adwitiya Ray* and Rajiv GuptaSchizophrenia is a severe, chronic mental health condition affecting the lives of millions of people universally. The unclear pathological mechanisms of the disorder and its heterogeneity and complexity make its diagnosis and treatment challenging. The lack of objectively measurable diagnostic tests for schizophrenia further decreases the reliability of its diagnosis. Artificial intelligence techniques have the potential to provide an objective and evidence-based approach to the identification and management of schizophrenia. This article reviews the current understanding of its current use in schizophrenia, advantages, disadvantages and future potentials. With the passage of time and digitalization of the modern age, there will be an increase in the use of artificial intelligence in psychiatry hence a detailed understanding will be thoughtful. For this, we searched search engines, by using keywords. Initial searches involved the use of each individual keyword while the later searches involved the use of more than one word in different permutation combinations.