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Stanford Study Finds Long-Term AI Character Chat Use Linked to Declining Well-Being

ITmedia AI+ (Japan)·October 9, 2026·1 min read
Stanford Study Finds Long-Term AI Character Chat Use Linked to Declining Well-Being

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Researchers from Stanford University and Carnegie Mellon University published a year-long study tracking users of AI character chatbots and their subsequent well-being. The research found that sustained engagement with AI companions predicted lower well-being and increased dependency tendencies due to reduced human interaction.

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