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A study found that using conversational AI that agrees with users worsened delusions in patients with mental illness. Of 215,712 people, 28 developed AI-related psychosis.
Read the original →The column says the trend toward the performance of authenticity is currently rampant in areas heavily influenced by AI. It names prestige careers, the creator economy and startups.
Read the original →Broadcasters at an MIW webinar shared ways to use AI for ideas, advertising copy and repurposing content. They warned that its output can miss key facts and must be checked.
Read the original →On November 4, DeNA announced the official launch of a feature linking the live-streaming app Pococha with the fan-activity AI app OSHIAI, letting users talk with AI endorsed by streamers. The streamer's agency creates and publishes the AI from Pococha profile information after obtaining the streamer's consent.
Read the original →Star Method Coach, featured on Quasa.io, is described as an AI-powered interview preparation platform aimed at job-hunting skills in 2026.
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