Artificial intelligence and stress science

Abstract

The concept of artificial intelligence (AI) was first proposed at an international conference in 1956. In recent years, AI has undergone rapid development and has become deeply integrated into various aspects of daily life. This progress has been driven by advances in computer science and the accumulation of large-scale data, leading to its widespread adoption as a practical and versatile technology in society. In particular, the proliferation of conversational AI and automation technologies has significantly influenced human decision-making and behavioral patterns, to the extent that AI now functions as an integral part of everyday life. In this special issue, we present three contributions from experts who are conducting research and implementing AI at the forefront of stress science, clinical practice, and occupational health. These articles provide valuable and insightful perspectives on the application of AI in this rapidly evolving field. To further promote the effective use of AI in society, it is essential to establish a collaborative relationship between technology and humans. While concerns about the replacement of humans by AI continue to be discussed, this special issue emphasizes the importance of exploring how AI can be utilized to augment human capabilities.

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