Artificial intelligence has officially entered our psychological space. It is no longer just an external tool for efficiency; it is an active participant in our daily lives, influencing how we think, react, and process information. This shift brings a profound challenge to human well-being, mental health, and our inner sense of purpose.
The AI and Mental Health Challenged session invites us to explore the deep psychological currents of the high-tech era. Together, we will examine how artificial intelligence affects the quality of relationships between the self, others, society, nature, and the larger living whole.
Can technology enhance our inner harmony, or are we drifting away from what makes us truly human? This webinar serves as a collaborative platform to discuss how we can consciously navigate this shift, protect our collective mental well-being, and find balance in an interconnected world.
Key Themes & Questions We Will Address:
- The Quality of Relationships: Exploring how AI influences our connections with ourselves, our loved ones, and the natural world.
- The Drivers of Meaning: Assessing whether our global focus on AI is distracting us from the undercover drivers of life, such as purpose and fulfillment.
- The Impact of Instant Gratification: Understanding the psychological effects of instant responses delivered by AI, and developing strategies to mitigate challenges while strengthening positive impacts.
- Human-Tech Dynamics: Looking ahead at what to expect next from the human-to-AI relationship, and identifying which human characteristics help us manage this bond healthily.
- Strengthening Human Bonds: Mapping practical ways AI can be designed to support and strengthen genuine human relationships.
Speakers:
YIANNIS CHRYSOSTOMIDIS, Associate Partner, Head of Strategic Services, Reos Partners
EKATERINA PANDHARKAME, Founder, Oria People
KONSTANTINA CHEIMARA, Organizational Psychology, CSR, HR, Sustainability
Moderated by Rajni Vohra and Violeta Bulc.
