AI from Start to Finish

Abstract

Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly influencing the practice of clinical neuropsychology, offering new tools to enhance efficiency, organization, and precision across every stage of the neuropsychological workflow. This chapter explores how AI can be applied responsibly from pre-evaluation preparation through data management, interpretation, and report writing. Examples illustrate how, under the clinician’s supervision, AI supports the synthesis of extensive records, the structuring of interviews, the organization of test data, and the refinement of report language. Throughout, attention is given to ethical and professional safeguards, including confidentiality, transparency, bias mitigation, informed consent, and documentation of AI-assisted contributions. The chapter emphasizes that AI must remain an augmentative instrument rather than an interpretive authority, with human expertise guiding all analytic and clinical decisions. Collectively, these considerations demonstrate how AI can ethically extend, rather than erode, the neuropsychologist’s role. Effective use of AI can enhance clarity, efficiency, and scientific rigor while preserving the discipline’s defining commitment to human judgment and individualized care.