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Children and teenagers are increasingly turning to chatbots for emotional support. In a U.S. survey of 1,009 people aged 12 to 21, 19.2% said they had used them for mental health advice in 2025, and 63.3% of those users had told no one. Another survey found that about three-quarters of teenagers had tried AI companions, and one-third chose these tools over people for serious conversations. However, studies do not prove that using them causes loneliness or isolation. Experts warn against treating chatbot responses as reliable psychological assessments or as substitutes for adults and professionals—particularly in cases of bullying or abuse—and caution against sharing personal information with them. The article recommends creating a safe space for family conversations, setting age-appropriate rules for use, and teaching children to check responses and turn to someone they trust. AI may help children express themselves, but it cannot replace human relationships or meaningful follow-up.
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