SECURITYJul 10 · 21:45 UTCCROSSCUT SEATTLECascade PBS Staff

How AI Chatbots Could Fuel Violence Against Women

The article discusses how AI chatbots may contribute to violence against women through simulated abuse and stalking, highlighting issues with tech design and weak regulation. Experts Bonnie Erbé, Dr. Mary Anne Franks, and Brandeis Marshall, PhD analyze psychological impacts, safety risks for girls, and potential government regulation of AI.

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