"In the past decade, Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a general-purpose tool has become a disruptive force globally. By leveraging the power of artificial neural networks, deep learning frameworks can now translate text from hundreds of languages, enable real-time navigation for everyone, recognise pathological medical images, as well as enable many other applications across all sectors in society. However, the enormous potential for innovation and technological advances and the chances that AI systems provide come with hazards and risks that are not yet fully explored, let alone fully understood. One can stress the opportunities of AI systems to improve health care, especially in times of a pandemic, provide automated mobility, support the protection of the environment, protect our security and otherwise support human welfare, but nevertheless, we must not neglect that AI systems can pose risks to individuals, and societies, for example by disseminating biases, by undermining political deliberation or by the development of autonomous weapons. This means that there is an urgent need for responsible governance of AI systems. This Handbook shall be a basis to spell out in more detail what could become relevant features of Responsible AI and how we can achieve and implement them at the regional, national and international level. Hence, the aim of this Handbook is to address some of the most pressing philosophical, ethical, legal, and societal challenges posed by AI"--

The spirituality and psychiatry special interest group of the royal college of psychiatrists Andrew Powell; 1. Spirituality and religion in psychiatry Christopher C. H. Cook; 2. Spiritual assessment Linda Ross, Lucy Grimwade and Sarah Eagger; 3. Psychosis Susan Mitchell and Glenn Roberts; 4. Suicide Cherrie Coghlan; 5. Child and adolescent psychiatry Mary Lynn Dell; 6. Psychotherapy: the spiritual dimension Andrew Powell; 7. Intellectual disability Oyepeju Raji and Cristina Gangemi; 8. Substance misuse and addiction John F. Kelly and Christopher C. H. Cook; 9. Common mental disorders Glòria Durà-Vilà and Simon Dein; 10. Forensic psychiatry Gwen Adshead; 11. Meditation, prayer and healing: a neuroscience perspective Peter Fenwick and Andrew Newberg; 12. Religion and spirituality in the DSM and ICD John R. Peteet and Francis G. Lu; 13. Spiritual care in the NHS John Swinton, Sarah Mullally and Jason Roach; 14. Spiritual and religious interventions: introduction Christopher C. H. Cook; 14.1 Mindfulness Paramabandhu Groves; 14.2 Compassion-focused therapy Paul Gilbert; 14.3 Religiously integrated cognitive-behavioral therapy Michelle Pearce; 14.4 Forgiveness therapy Robert D. Enright and Jacqueline Y. Song; 15. The patient perspective Joanna Barber; 16. Religion and religious experience Christopher C. H. Cook; 17. Pathological spirituality Nicola Crowley and Gillie Jenkinson; 18. Ageing Julia H. Head, Robert M. Lawrence and Rachel J. Cullinan.