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The CAI Report
Insights and Commentary at the Intersection of Psychoanalysis and AI
President’s Commission on Artificial Intelligence (CAI)
Todd Essig, PhD + Amy Levy, PsyD | Co-Chairs
The CAI Report
Alexander Stein, PhD | Editor-in-Chief
The CAI Report is a publication of The American Psychoanalytic Association’s President’s Commission on Artificial Intelligence and offers psychoanalytic perspectives on issues involving AI’s uses, applications, risks, and benefits to individuals and in society. Our aim is that The Report will meaningfully contribute to the global conversations about the human and social dimensions of AI, and be a trusted resource for mental health professionals, technology professionals, and the general public.
The APsA President’s Commission on Artificial Intelligence (CAI) supports and leads efforts across the organization to address the impact of AI on psychoanalytic care, education, theory, and professional life. It also considers AI’s broader cultural effects, including transformations of self-experience, intimate relationships, and human desire. Through active study and project development, the CAI works to respond nimbly to rapid change, helping to ensure that psychoanalysis remains vital and responsive in the emerging AI age.
Read Issues of The CAI Report
Issue 14 | October 2026
Issue 12 | June 2026
Issue 11 | April 2026
Issue 10 | February 2026
Issue 9 | January 2026
THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION
President
BONNIE J. BUCHELE
President-Elect
CAROLINE M. SEHON
Secretary
PAULA MORECI
Treasurer
JULIO G. CALDERON
Executive Director
THOMAS H. NEWMAN
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