A living library rather than a static page: psychology, AI, human–AI collaboration and digital mental health, plus what each source changes about InTune.
Emotional support · active listening · empathy · psychological frameworks · peer support · Supporter training · therapeutic boundaries.
LLMs · AI assistants · conversational AI · AI safety · AI-assisted mental health · human–AI collaboration.
How AI can augment human supporters rather than replace them — the question at the centre of the project.
Accessibility · human-supported interventions · digital therapeutic systems · remote support · professional escalation.
InTune has been discussed with people working in psychology and related fields, including psychologists, professors, and psychology researchers and scientists.
The purpose of these conversations was not endorsement but pressure-testing: to challenge the assumptions behind the concept and examine the psychological implications of the model. The feedback received was encouraging, and contributed to the continued development of the concept.
Each item is filed the same way, so the library stays useful as it grows:
The source itself, and where to find it.
Which research area it belongs to.
The reason it was read in the first place.
What the work actually shows.
What it changes about the product, the model or the safety design.
What it leaves open — often the most useful part.
Papers and notes are added as they are read, rather than rewritten into the main site. Related external material is collected in the documents & resources library.