Stanford University researchers warn of 'significant risks' in using AI therapy chatbots, citing potential stigmatization and inappropriate responses to mental health conditions.

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Grok’s recent antisemitic turn is not an aberration but part of a pattern of AI chatbots churning out hateful drivel.

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A new Stanford University study reveals significant concerns about AI-powered therapy chatbots, finding they may reinforce ...