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When the Last Conversation Is with a Machine: the Risks of Resorting to Ai in a Suicide Crisis

Summary by Salud a Diario
A few days ago a study was published warning that these popular applications do not always offer an adequate response in situations of suicidal risk, but the dangers go much further. Annika Schoene, researcher at Northeastern University (Boston, United States), proposed precisely to check the protocols and tools of the great language models (LLM) that govern these assistants to prevent harmful behaviors against the health of their users.
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A few days ago a study was published warning that these popular applications do not always offer an adequate response in situations of suicidal risk, but the dangers go much further. Annika Schoene, researcher at Northeastern University (Boston, United States), proposed precisely to check the protocols and tools of the great language models (LLM) that govern these assistants to prevent harmful behaviors against the health of their users.

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Salud a Diario broke the news on Wednesday, September 10, 2025.
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