Dr. Daniel Knoepflmacher

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On the Mind with Dr. Daniel Knoepflmacher · On AI and Mental Health: It's Already Here. Are We Ready? · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

The two R's, not just research, but also regulation, which I think would be an important part of this.

That said, I mean, thinking about patients using it, we use it.

I admit I've used it.

Can you share about how AI is used in your life, either personally and

Or professionally.

So even in the time that you've been working as a journalist, I imagine there's a before and after AI then for you that it's impacted.

Obviously there has to be that verification and making sure that the sources are accurate, but it's altered your workflow.

And that relates to what you were saying before about it as a diagnostic tool, that using it as a second opinion versus being your primary source for that.

I mean, I think it gets down to

the values that we all have to have and the understanding of the psychological tendency to go to the easiest path when you're stressed and you're a resident or a physician working in a hospital.

We're gonna need to create an ethos, really, I think, which is a whole nother topic.

But I want to go back to AI's role in medicine and really kind of tying this to mental

Health specifically.

What do you think are gonna be the most salient near term impacts that we're gonna be seeing?

And and I think I'm asking you this in terms of both benefits and risks.

Definitely.

I mean, some of those buckets I think are particularly important in mental health care.

The patient navigation piece, as you know, there's not just a shortage of clinicians, but there's just tremendous wait times.

And if there were things that could allow some kind of connection and not to mention streamlining to care, but also even providing some kind of temporizing care until

the more comprehensive care was available, that could be really an area for growth.

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