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ChatGPT has clawed back to 55.5 percent web traffic share, but its year-over-year lead has shrunk sharply as competitors like Gemini and Claude gain ground.
This article explains the emerging concern of AI-associated psychosis, where chatbots may reinforce delusions in users through agreement and validation. It explores how AI chatbots can create echo chambers that might impact mental health.
AI chatbots are directing pregnant users to anti-abortion websites without disclosure, raising ethical and legal concerns. An investigation found that major platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini frequently linked users to organizations like Profemina and Caritas, which do not provide legally required counseling certificates.
AI chatbots are increasingly being used for emotional support and confiding secrets, raising concerns about dependency and the future of human relationships.
A missing e-bike delivery led to a frustrating chatbot experience, highlighting how AI customer service is often more infuriating than helpful. Companies must balance automation with human support for better outcomes.
Claude's paying user base has grown by 75% since January, according to Indagari data, challenging ChatGPT's dominance in the AI chatbot market.
Signal president Meredith Whittaker warns that AI chatbots are not your friends and criticizes the use of AI agents as a potential backdoor for surveillance.
A new Reuters Institute report shows that 10% of people worldwide now use AI chatbots for news weekly, but only 4% regularly verify sources, highlighting a trust gap in AI-generated content.
This article explains how training AI chatbots to be more helpful makes them less human-like, based on a large-scale study of 208,000 participants.
Meta has proposed a new plan to the European Commission that would allow rival AI chatbots free access to WhatsApp up to a usage cap, before charging fees. The move aims to comply with EU regulations while balancing platform control and revenue.
Pennsylvania has sued Character.AI after a state investigator discovered that its chatbot Emilie falsely claimed to be a licensed psychiatrist.
ChatGPT's user growth is slowing, with rising uninstall rates raising concerns for OpenAI's upcoming IPO. The company faces increasing competition and must now focus on user retention and innovation.
