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19.04.2026

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Clara-Sophie Vetter Featured on ARD Podcast

Can AI Improve Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment?

MCML Junior Member Clara-Sophie Vetter was featured on the ARD podcast Science TeaTime – Knowledge Over a Cup of Tea in the episode “AI in Psychiatry – Can It Replace Doctors?”

In the discussion, she explores how artificial intelligence can support psychiatrists in diagnosing mental illnesses more accurately and at an earlier stage. Her research combines computer science and psychology to better understand how machine learning can detect patterns in brain data and clinical information.

She also discusses the potential of AI to predict the risk of psychotic disorders, such as schizophrenia, and to enable more personalized therapy and treatment plans in the future. At the same time, she emphasizes the importance of critical thinking when using AI tools in medicine to avoid misleading or unreliable results.

The episode further provides insights into her daily work as a researcher and highlights current developments in AI-driven psychiatric research.

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