The article discusses the potential use of artificial intelligence (AI) in treating mental illness and its integration into therapy by 2024. It highlights the growing demand for mental health services and the shortage of human therapists, which AI could help address. AI systems could analyze patient data, provide personalized treatment recommendations, and even conduct therapy sessions through conversational agents. However, concerns are raised about the ethical implications, privacy issues, and the potential for AI to perpetuate biases. The article emphasizes the need for rigorous testing, regulatory oversight, and a human-centered approach to ensure AI is used responsibly and effectively in mental healthcare. It also suggests that AI should complement, not replace, human therapists, and that building trust and establishing appropriate boundaries will be crucial for successful implementation.