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Will AI do more harm than good to the UK’s mental health?

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AI poses significant risks to mental health through misinformation, privacy breaches, algorithmic bias, and amplification of loneliness and inequality.
AI could expand access to support, enable personalised care, and relieve NHS pressures if validated, regulated, and equitably deployed.
Urgent action needed: rigorous evaluation, strong regulation, data governance, workforce training, and protections for vulnerable groups to minimise harms.

BMJ. 2026 Jun 10;393:e953015. doi: 10.1136/bmj-2026-953015.

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PMID:42270140 | DOI:10.1136/bmj-2026-953015

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