A study shows that more than 70% of US teens use artificial intelligence companions, worrying experts about the impact on real relationships.
Lara Maior
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The artificial intelligence industry is booming but is largely unregulated, which worries experts. A recent study shows that most American teens interact with artificial intelligence companions without parents being aware of their use. Experts suggest that parents talk openly with teens about these interactions, help them recognize the differences between real and virtual relationships, and set rules for technology use. They also emphasize the importance of educating parents about artificial intelligence so they can provide appropriate support to their children.
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