{"data":[{"deliveredAt":"2026-09-30T23:41:39.845455Z","eventId":"public_event_604c9429ad1d3c526ad7","id":"9b9edca2110cbb79a03ec5ab","locale":"en","media":{"alt":"AI-generated editorial illustration: Psychotherapy remains a human endeavor: Human therapy is valued more than AI-integrated therapy","kind":"generated","url":"https://ai4snews.wisdomeyes.cn/api/publication-media/public_media_c09a9b9ccc2162fcb347"},"oneSentenceContribution":"The study had 1,003 participants with depression read vignettes describing psychotherapy options with different levels of AI involvement (a human therapist without AI, assistive AI, collaborative AI, and fully autonomous AI) and rate them; participants consistently evaluated human therapists more favorably, reporting greater likelihood of seeking treatment, less hesitancy, and greater treatment acceptability, and compared with a human therapist they were willing to pay 31.6% less for therapists using assistive or collaborative AI and 57.","publishedAt":"2026-09-30T00:00:00Z","readAdvice":{"label":"Abstract is enough","reason":"The currently available text is abstract-level information and already includes the sample size, levels of AI involvement, willingness-to-pay differences, refusal rates, and the moderating role of therapist experience, enough to support an understanding of the study's conclusions; details of the vignette design, statistical models, and subgroup analyses would require the full text.","verdict":"abstract_enough"},"reading":{"label":"Partial-text analysis","scope":"incomplete","state":"complete"},"source":{"name":"medRxiv","organization":"medRxiv","relation":"supports","rights":"licensed_full_text","role":"A1","url":"https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.09.29.26364234v1?rss=1"},"sourceCount":1,"sourcePublishedAt":"2026-09-30T00:00:00Z","title":"1,003 people with depression rated psychotherapy with different levels of AI involvement: they preferred human therapists, willing to pay 31.6% less for assistive or collaborative AI and 57.2% less for fully autonomous AI"},{"deliveredAt":"2026-10-01T14:18:06.178104Z","eventId":"public_event_0ed6b59effd8836cb09a","id":"67594d72f2c879c4b6418886","locale":"en","media":{"alt":"AI-generated editorial illustration: How Much Is an AI Token Worth? 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