Mary Fabiola Sagayaraj, Ignisha Rajathi George, R Vedhapriyavadhana, L R Priya
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We are inhabitants of the universe in this anomalous time due to the novel corona virus. COVID-19, which WHO has annotated as a pandemic, is an infectious and contagious disease hastened by the most freshly perceived coronavirus. COVID-19 has gravely hit different people in different ways, some with physical symptoms and some patients will likely be more susceptible to insignificant and extreme symptoms of mental illness. Such patients often with pre-existing mobility limitations get imprisoned in their own homes. The current pandemic beseeches for intense contemplation of the mental health of patients to reduce their worry and heal their fear, depression and anxiety due to quarantine. Artificial intelligence (AI) is more and more remarkable in public, academic, and clinical provinces. This paper aims in addressing the mental health problems faced by patients affected by COVID-19 and recommends artificial intelligence integrated virtual counsellor who can provide advice to their problems. The strategy of AI is being developed and enhanced which will possibly help in addressing the problems in this pandemic time.