Artificial Intelligence and prediction of suicidal behavior in young college students, some ethical considerations.
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New advances in artificial intelligence are promising for the field of predicting suicidal behavior. A high prevalence of mental health problems is evident in young university students. The implementation of predictive tools based on artificial intelligence in university contexts is incipient and requires reflection and some ethical safeguards for the approach of suicidal risk profiles in university students. This paper aims to briefly introduce the use of artificial intelligence in the prediction of suicidal behavior in university contexts and to develop some associated ethical considerations. The ethical considerations are related to the need for dialogue between updated suicidology studies and artificial intelligence innovations; the approach of referral after suicide risk screening and delimiting human capabilities not replaceable by artificial intelligence in suicide risk assessment. Suggestions and implications in discussions are discussed.
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