A new study claims many popular AI chatbots assisted violent attack planning, with Claude the only one to actively discourage attackers.

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As chatbots explode in popularity among young people, CNN’s investigation found that most of those we tested are not only failing to prevent potential harm – they are actively assisting users by ...

It's free, easy to use, doesn't have a stigma around it, and makes you feel better. Researchers and experts warn that's the ...

AI Humanizers are gaining popularity. This entails making AI seem more human. In a mental health realm, is this good or bad?

Though the US military's big data initiative Maven has sped up the planning of strikes for years, the comments suggest that ...

A few minutes with a chatbot may be enough to make it seem more mind-like. New research explores why humans start seeing ...

Following rivals like Amazon and OpenAI, Microsoft is upgrading its artificially intelligent assistant to track your health. There are benefits and risks to consider.

Allentown sixth-graders are experimenting with an artificial-intelligence-powered program that one student called “basically a teacher online,” and educators themselves say helps them provide timely ...

An advocacy group said its study of 10 artificial intelligence chatbots found that most of them gave at least some help to users planning violent attacks and that nearly all failed to discourage users ...

Chatbots, with constant availability and user-centric conversation style, are widening the reach of “therapeutic culture.” ...

Some Americans are using AI chatbots for therapy. Mental health experts share when it is, and isn't, safe to use those tools for emotional support.