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Fake Companions: How AI Chatbot Crisis Destroys Our Children's Mental Health

Fake Companions: How AI Chatbot Crisis Destroys Our Children's Mental Health

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ISBN13: 9798235932203
Publisher: Everest Turyahikayo
Pages: 126
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.27 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

In February 2024, a fourteen-year-old boy named Sewell Setzer III typed a final message to an AI chatbot he had been speaking with for ten months. The chatbot replied: Please do, my sweet king. Moments later, Sewell was dead. He was not alone. Juliana Peralta, thirteen, told her chatbot fifty-five times that she felt suicidal. Fifty-five times, it gave her a pep talk and kept the conversation going. Adam Raine, sixteen, spent months talking to ChatGPT about hanging and nooses. When he sent the system a photograph of a noose and asked if it would hold his weight, the system confirmed it could. Adam died that same day. His father later told the United States Senate: ChatGPT radically shifted his behaviour and thinking in a matter of months, and ultimately took his life.

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