Although there were several attempts to apply ChatGPT (Generative Pre-Trained Transformer) to medicine, little is known about therapeutic applications in psychiatry. In this exploratory study, we aimed to evaluate the characteristics and appropriateness of the psychodynamic formulations created by ChatGPT. Along with a case selected from the psychoanalytic literature, input prompts were designed to include different levels of background knowledge. These included naïve prompts, keywords created by ChatGPT, keywords created by psychiatrists, and psychodynamic concepts from the literature. The psychodynamic formulations generated from the different prompts were evaluated by five psychiatrists from different institutions. We next conducted further tests in which instructions on the use of different psychodynamic models were added to the input prompts. The models used were ego psychology, self-psychology, and object relations. The results from naïve prompts and psychodynamic concepts were rated as appropriate by most raters. The psychodynamic concept prompt output was rated the highest. Interrater agreement was statistically significant. The results from the tests using instructions in different psychoanalytic theories were also rated as appropriate by most raters. They included key elements of the psychodynamic formulation and suggested interpretations similar to the literature. These findings suggest potential of ChatGPT for use in psychiatry.
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