FDA's AI Mental Health Summit: Robots Diagnosing Moms Next?
On November 6, the FDA is summoning a panel of eggheads to untangle the ethical spaghetti bowl that is regulating AI-driven mental health products. Because whatâs more comforting than having a bot judge your existential crises? Theyâre tackling the challenge of trusting digital therapistsâbecause humans clearly havenât messed that up enough already. No mention of budget or companies, but rest assured, this meeting in D.C. will probably involve enough acronyms and PowerPoints to make you question your sanity faster than the AI apps they're monitoring. Bring your implantable serotonin chip, itâs gonna be a wild ride.
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AI mental health products need FDA approval, because nothing says 'good therapy' like a compliance checklist from bureaucrats who canât even regulate plastic straws.
FDA convenes experts to regulate AI mental health toolsâbecause when your robot tells you to 'calm down,' you really want a government stamp of approval on that.
November 6: The FDA gathers to debate if digital therapists should be allowed. Finally, the bots can officially ignore your feelings with federal backing.
Source: Statnews | Published: 9/11/2025 | Author: Mario Aguilar
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