Partnerships

Institutional partnerships

Golden symbol of DETai partnerships with a handshake, world map, and ecosystem logo

Partnerships form the external institutional layer of the DET/DETai ecosystem. They connect professional societies, university communities, research venues, educational programmes, and joint initiatives through which psychology, psychotherapy, and AI enter public professional dialogue.

This page shows how the ecosystem moves beyond its internal structure: creating sections, joining expert events, developing education and research, addressing the ethics of technology and building new spaces for professional culture.

Current partnership initiative

An institutional relationship in development

Saint Petersburg Psychological Society

A professional institutional environment where the Psychology and Artificial Intelligence section is being prepared — a recurring venue for discussing AI in psychology, psychotherapy, education, research, psychodiagnostics and professional ethics.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about partnering with DETai

For organisations and professional communities considering a joint programme or initiative.

01What does DETai mean by partnership?

A partnership is a structured collaboration around a shared programme: an educational or research initiative, a professional section, a venue, a product, or another long-term direction with defined roles and responsibilities for each party.

02Who can propose a partnership initiative?

Universities, professional associations, educational and research organisations, clinics, technology teams, and other institutions may approach DETai when the idea relates to psychology, psychotherapy, education, research, or the responsible use of AI.

03Which partnership projects are already developing?

The current public example is the Psychology and Artificial Intelligence section, developed with the Saint Petersburg Psychological Society as a space for regular professional work.

04How can I propose a partnership to DETai?

Describe the organisation, shared idea, proposed format, and possible contribution of each party in the partnership form. If you only want to speak within an existing section, use the participant or speaker application instead of the partnership form.