OpenAI Study Finds Links Between ChatGPT Use and Loneliness
- Harvard students now have access to ChatGPT Edu, as announced by Gillian B. Pierce, aiming to enhance teaching and learning through AI technology.
- Research from OpenAI and MIT indicates that personal conversations with ChatGPT may link to increased loneliness, particularly for those expressing emotions.
- The studies conducted involved 1,000 participants and nearly 40 million interactions, exploring the impact of ChatGPT on mental health.
- Concerns over AI impacting mental health are rising, with some advocating for its potential therapeutic benefits despite the associated risks.
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According to new studies, people interacting very regularly with ChatGPT would develop a feeling of loneliness, addiction and emotional dependence on OpenAI's chatbot
In the launch of ChatGPT-4.5, last February 28, OpenAI presented as the main novelty a greater capacity to understand human needs and a more developed “emotional coefficient”. The company leader in the so-called chatbots, with 400 million users per week, knows well that, among the problems that seek to solve their consumers, are those of an affective nature. Up to 30%, according to the same language model.
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