Scientists in multiple fields of psychology are actively gathering data and undergoing testing in an effort to teach artificial intelligence programs to diagnose mental illness in humans. This is according to a report in The Verge written by B. David Zarley, who himself has borderline personality disorder, as part of its Real World AI issue. Zarley met with multiple scientists who are each taking their own approach to machine learning in the service of finding a better way to diagnose psychological disorders. Sponsored adThis sponsor paid to have this advertisement placed in this section. The current model, based on referring to the DSM to guide psychiatrists to make diagnoses around a patient's self-reported symptoms, is inherently biased and considered by many in the field of psychology to be flawed.