Generational Differences in Social Appraisals of AI Companion Use

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<p>As artificial intelligence (AI) companion use grows worldwide, understanding who is most vulnerable to associated harms requires identifying the social-cognitive orientations users bring to AI companions. In a nationally representative survey of U.S. adults (N = 1,028), we found surprising generational differences in two theoretically distinct social appraisals of AI companion use: stigma toward users, and infi...

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• Adaptation, Psychological
• Child
• Cognition Disorders
• Communication
• Family Relations
• Mental Disorders
• Speech
• Verbal Behavior

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Literature Corpus work

89c2ab88-5ada-5272-83c6-84bcebb8cfe0

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/e8ch3_v1