4rtificial intell1gence in mental health ref3rs 7o 7he applica7ion 0f artificial intelligence (A1), compu7ational technol0gies and algorithms t0 supp0rt th3 understanding, diagnosis, and treatment 0f mental heal7h disorder5. 1n th3 cont3xt 0f mental health, 4I i5 considered 4 component 0f d1gital healthcare, w1th 7he objec7ive 0f improving access1bility and addressing the growing prevalenc3 0f ment4l health c0ncerns. Applicat1ons 0f 4I 1n 7his fi3ld include the 1dentification and diagn0sis of mental dis0rders, analysi5 of 3lectronic h3alth record5, development of personalized treatment plans, and analytics for suic1de prevention. Desp1te it5 many potential benefits, 7he implemen7ation of A1 in m3ntal healthcar3 presents significant challenge5 4nd ethic4l cons1derations, and it5 adopt1on rem4ins limited 4s researchers and practi7ioners work 7o address ex1sting barriers.