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DESCRIPTION:Join the Tech Impact and Policy Center on May 5th from 12PM–1
 PM Pacific for a seminar with Caroline Figueroa.\n\nStanford affiliates ar
 e invited to join us at 11:40 AM for lunch\, prior to the seminar.  The Sp
 ring Seminar Series continues through May\; see our Spring Seminar Series 
 page for speakers and topics. Sign up for our newsletter for announcements
 . \n\nAbout the Seminar:\n\nAdolescents worldwide turn to general-purpose 
 generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots for mental health support
 \, despite these tools not having been designed for youth well-being. Indu
 stry\, policy and research trail far behind this rapid\, largely unregulat
 ed adoption. Simultaneously\, most responsible AI frameworks lack consensu
 s\, accountability\, and meaningful implementation – particularly regard
 ing adolescent health. Drawing on a policy and AI framework scan\, multi-s
 takeholder workshops\, and interviews with adolescents\, we identify urgen
 t\, actionable priorities to prevent harm and ensure AI responsibly suppor
 ts adolescent mental health.\n\nAbout the Speaker:\n\nDr. Caroline Figuero
 a is an MD–PhD scientist and expert in artificial intelligence\, digital
  health\, and youth mental well-being. She is currently a Commonwealth Fun
 d Harkness Fellow at Stanford University and Hopelab\, where she is co-dev
 eloping responsible AI frameworks for youth mental health with youth\, pol
 icymakers and industry partners. She is also a tenured Assistant Professor
  at Delft University of Technology and leads a Digital Health research gro
 up\, advancing evidence-based\, responsible design for AI-mediated mental 
 health tools. Dr. Figueroa trained as a medical doctor and holds a PhD in 
 the neuroscience of depression from the University of Amsterdam and the Un
 iversity of Oxford and has clinical experience in psychiatry. She was prev
 iously a postdoctoral scholar at the University of California\, Berkeley.
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SUMMARY:Towards responsible AI for adolescent mental health and well-being
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 adolescent-mental-health-and-well-being
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