A Deep Learning Algorithm for Mental Health Support using Artificial Intelligence (AI) Robot with Machine Learning

  • Daisy-Ann Ylarde Santos School of Graduate Studies, AMA University, Philippines
  • Maksuda Sultana School of Graduate Studies, AMA University, Philippines

Abstract

Purpose – This study explores the feasibility and effectiveness of utilizing a deep learning algorithm integrated into an AI robot to provide mental health support.


Method – The research employs deep learning techniques and machine learning algorithms to develop an AI-powered robot capable of understanding and responding to human emotions and mental health needs. The algorithm is trained on a diverse dataset of mental health-related information, including text, audio, and visual inputs, to enhance its comprehension and response capabilities.


Results – Initial testing of the AI robot demonstrates promising results in its ability to accurately recognize and respond to various emotional cues and mental health states exhibited by users. The deep learning algorithm enables the robot to adapt and personalize its interactions based on individual preferences and needs, enhancing its effectiveness as a mental health support tool.


Conclusion – Integrating deep learning algorithms into AI robots holds significant potential for revolutionizing mental health support services. By leveraging advanced technologies, such as natural language processing and computer vision, these robots can provide personalized and accessible assistance to individuals experiencing mental health challenges.


Recommendations – Future research should focus on expanding the dataset used for training the deep learning algorithm to encompass a broader range of cultural and demographic backgrounds. Additionally, efforts should be made to enhance the interpretability and transparency of the AI system to foster trust and acceptance among users and healthcare professionals.


Practical Implications – The development of AI-powered robots for mental health support has practical implications for healthcare providers, policymakers, and individuals seeking assistance. These technologies have the potential to supplement existing mental health services and improve access to care, by seeking help for mental health concerns. 

Author Biographies

Daisy-Ann Ylarde Santos, School of Graduate Studies, AMA University, Philippines

Daisy-Ann Y. Santos currently in the final year of her Doctorate Degree in Information Technology, new researcher with a keen focus on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Throughout the academic journey, Daisy-Ann has immersed herself in the intricacies of these fields, driven by a desire to unravel their potential applications and implications. With the completion of her doctoral studies on the horizon, Daisy-Ann eager to embark on a postdoctoral research journey, where intends to delve deeper into cutting-edge AI and machine learning research topics. The aspiration is to contribute novel insights and innovations to the ever-evolving landscape of technology-driven solutions. Through collaborative endeavors and interdisciplinary exploration, Daisy-Ann aims to make substantive contributions to the advancement of knowledge and the development of impactful solutions for real-world challenges.

Maksuda Sultana, School of Graduate Studies, AMA University, Philippines

Dr. Maksuda Sultana is an esteemed research adviser at AMA University School of Graduate Studies. As an adviser, Dr. Sultana is known for their mentorship and dedication to cultivating innovative research ideas among their students. They have played a pivotal role in shaping the Information Technology community through their impactful contributions and leadership in academic circles.

Published
2024-07-22
How to Cite
SANTOS, Daisy-Ann Ylarde; SULTANA, Maksuda. A Deep Learning Algorithm for Mental Health Support using Artificial Intelligence (AI) Robot with Machine Learning. International Journal of Computing Sciences Research, [S.l.], v. 8, p. 2984-2994, july 2024. ISSN 2546-115X. Available at: <//stepacademic.net/ijcsr/article/view/503>. Date accessed: 21 nov. 2024.
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