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Self-report is shaped by cognitive distortions, the gap between clinical presentation and underlying experience, and conditions that make accurate self-report impossible. The populations most affected by AI-driven decisions can be the least represented in training data. Clinical expertise in the reliability of human data, which psychiatry holds and practises daily, is largely absent from AI development. 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