The aim of this study, through reviewing the research and academic heritage of recent studies and research on artificial intelligence in the field of human sciences in general, and in psychological therapy in particular, is to explore the aspects covered by these studies. What are the most important findings that they have reached? A critical perspective is also provided on this research heritage to help avoid the shortcomings and gaps in such research, which focuses on the phenomenon of artificial intelligence in the future. What are the potential challenges facing this profession, especially in light of the advancement and development of artificial intelligence programs, their ability to assess and diagnose psychologically, and to provide psychiatric and psychological treatment plans? The results showed that among the reasons that drive these students to seek treatment with artificial intelligence is the fear of social stigma at 94% of the total sample, at 95% among girls, and at 91% among boys, and the fear of dealing with strangers at 98% among patients with social phobia and at a higher rate among girls at 100%, and depression depended on taking antidepressant medications without consulting a psychiatrist at 79% due to their belief in the futility of humans.