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This article examines the potential applications and limitations of AI technologies in addressing addiction-related challenges across prevention, diagnosis, and treatment domains. The work discusses both the promising opportunities AI offers for personalized interventions and the practical, ethical, and technical obstacles that must be overcome for effective implementation.
This research paper critiques the construct validity of existing 'addictive design' research and proposes 'vitality structures'—a design-phenomenological framework to identify psychologically relevant connections between game design elements and player experiences in gaming disorder. The author argues that systematic identification of these structures can improve the scientific understanding of gaming disorder mechanics and design effects.
This systematic review examined 63 RCTs of interventions for gambling and gaming disorders published between 2010-2023, assessing their compliance with CONSORT reporting standards. The analysis found that behavioral addiction RCTs reported a median of 57.6% of relevant CONSORT items, with commonly omitted details including abstracts, methodological changes, harms assessment, and effect size precision.
This work explores the use of EEG (electroencephalography) biomarkers as an objective neurophysiological tool for assessing executive function deficits in individuals with substance and behavioral addictions. The approach aims to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment monitoring through quantifiable brain activity patterns associated with cognitive control and decision-making impairments.
This study analyzed pooled data from gambling disorder clinical trials to examine whether lifetime alcohol use disorder history affects clinical presentation or treatment outcomes. Individuals with lifetime alcohol use disorder showed higher rates of male gender, greater body weight, family history of alcohol use disorder, psychiatric hospitalizations, and gambling-related legal problems, but did not differ significantly in gambling severity or treatment response.