FLORIDA —
- The rise of AI and chatbots has put a wealth of information at your fingertips, including mental health resources. But a new study found that AI used in mental health settings can pose risks.
- The Center for Countering Digital Hate conducted a study of chatbots and found that 1,200 responses to 60 harmful prompts 53% contained harmful content.
Tampa Bay 28 reporter Jada Williams looked further into the study and spoke with an AI expert about the findings.
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AI advice replaces real therapy, new study raises serious concerns
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