Don’t let AI do the talking for you.
The Wall Street Journal reports that a growing number of young adults are using chatbots to navigate social situations — including in-person conversations and chats with romantic partners. Experts warn that such behavior could exacerbate social anxiety by preventing people from trusting their own judgement. [Link: Young Adults Are Letting AI Do Their Talking for Them—Even in Person |
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