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In this second blog of the series – Labelling Mental Illness amongst Adolescents in the 21st Century: A Double-Edged Sword – we shift our focus from the concept of categorising mental illnesses to exploring their complex impacts. These labels influence perceptions and experiences, sparking both understanding and debate. As touched on in my previous blog, […]

Over the past couple of decades, the way we talk about mental health—especially for adolescents—has shifted dramatically. More young people are being diagnosed with mental health conditions, and these issues are being discussed more openly than ever before.1 For Generation Z (those born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s), mental health is no longer a

The concept of Artificial Intelligence (AI) often finds itself at the centre of controversy and scepticism. Surveys from 17 countries show that 61% of people are hesitant or refuse to trust AI, with 73% highlighting potential risks such as cybersecurity threats, misuse of AI technology, and job displacement.1 This apprehension is more acute in areas

Following our previous discussion on the fundamentals of AI, it is important to consider how we can harness the full potential of AI responsibly. Responsible AI enables the design, development, and deployment of ethical AI systems in our society.1  As AI continues to evolve, it raises several ethical concerns. Short-term issues include fairness, transparency, accountability,

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a hot topic over the last five years. November 2022 witnessed the breakthrough of AI technologies like ChatGPT, and future projections for this field are optimistic. Morgan Stanley’s Global Investment Office sees AI as one of the most important investment themes of the next several decades and estimates a rapid