Self-check
AI Health Advice Trust Test
An experimental self-check for how you evaluate AI health or mental-health advice, including source checking, uncertainty, privacy, and when to seek human care.
About the AI Health Advice Trust
What it checks
The MentalCraft AI Health Advice Trust Self-Checkis an experimental educational scale for people who ask AI about health, wellness, symptoms, therapy, mood, medication, or mental-health information.
It focuses on whether you verify claims, protect sensitive information, notice uncertainty, avoid changing care based only on AI, and know when a human professional or crisis resource is needed.
This is not medical advice and not a diagnostic instrument. It is an educational self-reflection tool for safer AI health-advice use.
Scoring
Source
MentalCraft experimental item pool for AI agents and mental health self-reflection. Not clinically or psychometrically validated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can AI give health advice?
AI can provide general information, but it can also be wrong, incomplete, outdated, or overconfident. Important health decisions need reputable sources and human professional review.
Should I share symptoms with AI?
Use caution. Avoid unnecessary identifying, location, family, workplace, or detailed medical information unless there is a clear reason and you understand the privacy tradeoff.
When should I skip AI and seek urgent help?
Skip AI when there is immediate danger, self-harm risk, severe symptoms, medication questions, a possible emergency, or anything that requires professional assessment.
Do I need an account to take the test?
No. You can answer in the browser without creating an account.
Will outside resources receive my result?
No. Resource, partner, and checkout links do not receive your answers, score, or severity label.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. MentalCraft self-checks are educational screening tools and cannot replace a qualified professional evaluation.
What should I do with a high score?
Use the result as a signal to seek more support, especially if symptoms affect sleep, work, study, relationships, or safety.
Open the focused flow.
Answer while the signal is fresh.