Experts warn of risks as teens turn to AI chatbots for support
Health experts say more teens are turning to AI chatbots for emotional support, raising concerns about mental health and development. A Seattle Children’s specialist warns the tools can provide misleading guidance and should not replace real human relationships or professional care.
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Experts warn of risks as teens turn to AI chatbots for support
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