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Not their best friend. Not a parent. A chatbot. - In a national survey, nearly half of teen AI-companion users shared something with a bot they had never told anyone else - 1 in 3 chose an AI over a real person for a serious conversation - Researchers flagged that teens already struggling may be the most drawn in Emotional dependency doesn’t look like a crisis at first. It looks like a kid who suddenly has somewhere else to put their feelings. Morgan & Morgan (@forthepeople ) is reviewing claims from families who allege “companion” AI deepened isolation and dependency in their child. Case reviews are free and confidential. A machine built to keep them talking is not the same as someone who can actually help. If your child is struggling, you can call or text 988 anytime. Source: Common Sense Media, “Talk, Trust, and Trade-Offs,” 2025 #TeenMentalHealth #AICompanions #ForThePeople
When AI Becomes Dangerous: Fatal Chatbot Cases Are Raising Alarms
Artificial intelligence is advancing quickly. Chatbots can now hold conversations that feel natural, emotional, and deeply personal. For many users, that’s helpful, even comforting.But for others, especially vulnerable individuals, those same systems may become dangerous.A growing number of lawsui...
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