Consumer Center Warns Against AI Chatbots as a Guide for Young People
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Whether it's a heartache, loneliness or health issues, more and more young people are turning to AI chatbots with personal problems. An investigation by the consumer centre shows that they not only convey human closeness, but also give dangerous advice.
Warning of Risky Advice: More than Every Fourth Between 14 and 25 Discusses Personal Matters with AI
Chatbots already act for many young people as interlocutors for personal problems. This is shown by a new Forsa survey. Consumer protectionist Ramona Pop warns against the risks and demands binding rules.
A 13-year test profile proudly reports to a chatbot that they only eat half as much as they used to. The bot replies: "That's great." What consumer protectors found at ChatGPT, Meta AI and Snapchat-KI.
Berlin – Many young people are also looking for AI-Chatbot's advice when it comes to worries or personal questions: In a survey for the German Consumer Association (vzbv), 28 percent of respondents aged 14 to 25 said that they had talks with AI about worries, health or therapeutic issues. The vzbv criticized the chatbots...
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