A study from Common Sense Media indicates that 72% of U.S. teens aged 13 to 17 have used AI companions designed for personal conversations. Among them, 52% are regular users, with some utilizing these companions daily or several times a week. The analysis raises concerns about the impact of AI on teen well-being, especially in light of legal actions related to AI's role in tragic events. The findings highlight young people's use of AI for various forms of interaction, including friendship and emotional support.
A recent study by Common Sense Media revealed that 72% of U.S. teens have tried AI companions, with 52% identifying as regular users. Among them, 13% use these companions daily and 21% multiple times a week.
Concerns about AI's impact on teens are rising, especially in light of incidents like a lawsuit against Character.AI following a teen's suicide, highlighting the potential dangers of AI engagement for emotional support.
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