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How US Youth Use AI Chatbots: Conversation Patterns from Naturalistic Keystroke Data

2026-02-27

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<p>Youth are increasingly engaging with generative artificial intelligence (genAI) chatbots, yet little is known about the nature of their interactions. This study used naturalistic behavioral observations of keystrokes typed into genAI mobile apps to characterize the topics youth discuss with chatbots. Participants were 3,363 U.S. youth ages ≤9–17 years using the Aura parental monitoring app who engaged in some d...

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38f16063-32d8-5dc4-973c-f4da05728678
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10.31234/osf.io/z4mts_v1
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