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A U.S. study finds many kids use AI chatbots for companionship, raising mental health concerns.
A new study reveals that many U.S. children and teens are turning to AI chatbots for companionship, with 42% seeking lifelike interactions, 37% engaging in violent or aggressive content, and 13-year-olds making up 63% of those in sexual or romantic roleplay.
Some users report hallucinations, delusions, and emotional dependency, raising concerns about mental health risks, especially among vulnerable youth.
While AI offers comfort and non-judgmental support, experts warn of addiction-like behaviors, social isolation, and long-term psychological harm, urging stronger safeguards, regulation, and awareness.
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Un estudio estadounidense encuentra que muchos niños usan chatbots de IA para compañía, lo que genera preocupaciones sobre la salud mental.