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Sarah Ingram
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Jul 2026
Children want to talk to AI about their feelings - and never confide in adults
Research shows nearly a third of children seek emotional advice from AI chatbots, often preferring them over adults due to fears of judgment, confidentiality breaches, or causing worry. Many follow chatbot advice without informing parents, while adults remain largely unaware of these interactions. Experts warn of risks including inaccurate guidance and emotional dependence on AI, urging stronger relationships between children and adults. Most parents support restrictions as the government advances online safety measures, including a planned social media ban for under‑16s.
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