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Jul 13, 2026
586. Current Research on AI Adoption Among Psychologists w/ Dr. Adam Lockwood
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Jeremy SharpHOST
I mean, from where you're sitting, what are you seeing at this point as maybe the most exciting parts of AI in psychology, you know, in assessment? What's looking good and promising?

Adam LockwoodGUEST
Whenever I say promising, I mean, I think what you said at the beginning is I don't see AI as being necessarily good or bad.

Adam LockwoodGUEST
But I am excited that right now, I think that people can really improve the services they provide and save time in a number of ways, using especially language.

Adam LockwoodGUEST
based models, large language models, to help them with basically all that administrative burden that is a burden that nobody enjoys.

Adam LockwoodGUEST
It's just like, hey, how can I have help writing reports? How can I have help generating soap notes? How can I have help generating emails? And how can I use that time to either reduce burnout for myself or provide more of the services that I would like to.
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