JAMA Psychiatry: AI Models in Psychiatry Need Clinical Validation Before Deployment
pshrink · x · 2026-11-06
JAMA Psychiatry's account shared an editorial point: while AI models in psychiatry may identify predictive signals, deployment requires routine-care predictors, validation across settings, and evidence that predictions support actions that actually improve care.
A clear bar for medical AI deployment: model performance alone is insufficient — clinical value must be demonstrated end-to-end.
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