Teenagers are increasingly using artificial intelligence apps for emotional support and even simulated relationships.
Lara Maior
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A recent survey shows that almost three-quarters of teenagers aged 13-17 have tried a digital companion at least once, and over half continue to use them regularly. One in eight teens say they use these tools on a daily basis, often to discuss personal challenges, express their feelings or practice social interaction.
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