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Majority of teens use AI chatbots for schoolwork and support

A new survey finds that four in five adolescents are turning to AI tools to help with academics and emotional wellbeing.

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At a glance

  • Four out of five teens use AI chatbots for schoolwork
  • Teens also use AI tools for emotional support
  • Survey data reflects widespread adoption of AI among adolescents

A recent survey indicates that most teenagers are using AI chatbots to assist with schoolwork and to seek emotional support. The data shows that approximately four out of five teens have adopted these tools for educational and personal purposes.

The findings highlight the growing integration of artificial intelligence into young people's daily lives, particularly in academic and mental health contexts.

Why it matters

The survey demonstrates how AI technology is becoming embedded in teenagers' approaches to education and wellbeing, raising questions about its impact on learning and mental health support.

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