APS
2026 APS Annual Convention
On the Exciting Future and Delicate Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Clinical Science
Subject Area: Digital Life & Emerging Technology in Psychology
This symposium examines how artificial intelligence can advance clinical psychological science while addressing emerging risks. Presentations cover AI-supported risk detection, case conceptualization, and principles for aligning AI tools with evidence-based practice. Together, the talks outline opportunities, limitations, and future directions for integrating AI into clinical research and psychotherapy.
Chairs & Discussants
- Julian BurgerChair
Stony Brook University - Shirley WangDiscussant
Yale University
Presentations
- Artificial Intelligence In Clinical ScienceJulian Burger
- Examining the Content and Consistency of Suicidal Thoughts Using Large Language ModelsLeily Behbehani
- LLM-Assisted Case ConceptualizationMeike Waaijers
- Leveraging Clinical Science In the Development of AI for Mental Health: The Evidence-Based Psychotherapy with AI FrameworkElizabeth Stade