Amidst the complexities of modern life, the importance of human well-being in its various dimensions is a continual priority. As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes a key influence in nearly every facet of modern life, it raises essential questions about the current and future state of human health and well-being. While AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare, enhance mental health support, and improve overall quality of life, it also presents challenges regarding privacy, ethical considerations, and the impact of automation on human relationships and mental health. Navigating these opportunities and concerns requires a balanced approach to ensure that technological advancements align with the holistic needs of individuals and communities.
Physical Health, Mental Health, and Human Well-Being in the Age of AI explores the evolving landscape of health in a technology-driven world. Beyond healthcare, the book also examines the broader implications of AI on social well-being, environmental health, and the future of work and education. Through expert insights and empirical research from around the globe, this book provides invaluable knowledge for researchers and practitioners alike, and appeals to readers from a broad spectrum of disciplines.