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A CESifo study of 12,365 French adults found chatbot conversations felt more pleasant but increased loneliness, lowered life satisfaction, and raised depressive affect versus the control group. The four-week experiment tracked 12,000-plus adults, with chatbot users also eating more meals alone and spending less time with friends and family.
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