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Experts Urge Congress to Implement AI Age Restrictions and Tailored Chatbots

September 5, 2025 - 00:00

Experts Urge Congress to Implement AI Age Restrictions and Tailored Chatbots

Psychology professionals recently presented their concerns to Congress regarding the increasing integration of artificial intelligence in mental health practices, especially as it pertains to adolescents and children. The experts highlighted the potential risks associated with unregulated AI tools, particularly chatbots that offer mental health support.

During the testimony, they emphasized the importance of establishing age controls to ensure that young users are not exposed to inappropriate or harmful content. The psychologists argued that while AI can provide valuable resources, it must be tailored to meet the developmental needs of different age groups.

They warned that without proper oversight, vulnerable populations may receive misguided or insufficient support, which could exacerbate mental health issues. The call for regulation aims to create a safer environment for young individuals seeking help, ensuring that AI technologies are used responsibly and effectively in mental health care. The conversation around these issues is expected to shape future policies regarding the use of AI in sensitive fields.


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