SMRTR AIJan 23, 2025Forbes

Beating Imposter Syndrome Via Decisive Use Of Generative AI

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Generative AI can potentially help people cope with imposter syndrome by boosting self-confidence, providing perspective, and maintaining a journal of experiences. However, AI has limitations and risks, including giving poor advice or misunderstanding situations, so users should remain cautious when using it for mental health support.

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