WITHDRAWN: Developing a Multi-Agent AI Governance System for Behavioral Health (MAGSBH) in Space Exploration

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Authors: Susan Jewell
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Abstract

As humanity gears up for extended missions beyond Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and the establishment of planetary settlements, the need to manage astronaut psychological and behavioral health in Isolated, Confined, and Extreme (I.C.E.) environments becomes paramount. This manuscript introduces the Multi-Agent Governance System for Behavioral Health (MAGSBH), a pioneering AI-powered system currently being designed and developed by the Mars-Moon Astronautics Academy and Research Sciences (MMAARS). The system's uniqueness lies in its integration of two complementary agents: SpaceGuardianGPT, a mission-adaptive large language model designed for real-time emotional support and coaching, and ISPS-VETA, a virtual telepsychiatry AI capable of interpreting biometric, cognitive, and emotional data in realtime. A prototype of this integrated framework will be implemented in upcoming MMAARS analog astronaut missions to validate real-time behavioral health governance and develop an adapted mental health diagnostic tool (Astro-DSM).

Fields of Study & Subjects

Spaceflight effects on biology Space Exploration and Technology Space exploration and regulation

Publication details

Journal / source
AIAA SciTech Forum
Publication date
8 January 2026