ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PSYCHOLOGY
Keywords:
artificial intelligence, psychology, digital technologies, human thinking, cognitive processes, machine learning, neural networks, psychological diagnostics, psychological analysis, human-computer interaction, digital psychology, automated decision-making, emotional intelligence, algorithms, psychological support technologies.Abstract
his article analyzes the relationship between artificial intelligence and psychology, their importance in modern society, and the possibilities of using artificial intelligence technologies in the study of human mental processes. The study highlights the role of artificial intelligence in psychological diagnostics, counseling, behavior analysis, and mental health support. It also examines the
possibilities of using artificial intelligence to quickly process large amounts of psychological data and identify human emotions and behavioral reactions.
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