David Mou from Cerebral talks through the postives and negatives of AI in telehealth

Today we're joined by Cerebal CEO, David Mou

In today's show we're joined by Cerebral's CEO David Mou. A clinician and a technologist, David has a view on how technology can impact the level of care given to patients with mental health concerns. But how far might be too far where AI is concerned, and what are the limits?

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