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A new study shows that a third of the American teenagers prefer to chat with chats artificial intelligence Companion about real friends.
Report by Common Sense MediaWith the title “Talk, trust and compromises: How and why teenagers use AI companions”, showed that the most widespread uses of AI 13-17 are at the age of 13 to 17 years.
The report also explained that the “use of AI companions is not a niche interest, but a mainstream behavior of teen” and that young people “find talks with AI companions in order to be more satisfying or satisfying than those with friends in real life”.
Common Sense Media’s report with the title “Talk, Trust and Compromise: How and why teenagers use AI companions”, showed that the most widespread uses of AI are aged 13 to 17.
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“Ki companions appear at a time when children and teenagers have never felt alone,” said James P. Steyer, founder and CEO of Common Sense Media, in the press release.
“This is not just about a new technology-ES about a generation that replaces the human connection with machines, outsourced empathy to algorithms and out of intimate details with companies that do not have in the heart of children. Our research shows that AI companion are far more common than people-and we have a narrow window to train children and families with the well-documented dangers.”
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A new study shows that a third of the American teenagers prefer to chat with artificial intelligence because they have real friends.
Although almost half of the teenagers were used AI companion The report also stated in the report that 33% of teenagers use AI companions for social interactions and emotional support. For example, young people would use them to live relationships, emotional support, role -playing games, romantic interactions and friendship.
A writer at Dance who quoted the study The loneliness epidemic Among young people and this could lead to an invasion of privacy.
“Some teenagers say Ki their most intimate problems and secrets, which represents another problem – it is not a good idea to entrust this information to technology companies, some of which have an extremely relaxed approach to data protection data protection. Would you really have Sam Altman or Elon Musk access to the content of your teenage book?” James Greig wrote in Dance.
A writer at Dance, who quoted the study, raised awareness of the loneliness epidemic in young people and could lead to an invasion of privacy. (IStock)
He added that it underlines a “greater crisis of the loneliness of the youth” when teenagers stopped hanging up in shopping centers and going to the cinema “, which corresponded to rising rates from depression And fear. “
“Be able to speak to A AI companion Could the feeling of loneliness alleviate, and some people may find it helpful, but if it becomes a replacement for the conviviality in the real world, it risks the problem, “added Greig.
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