The Vanguardia shares a study that makes us jump the alarm signal: 1 in 4 girls aged 17-21 prefer to trust an IA rather than a human to talk about their fears or anguish.
This is not just due to technological progress. It has roots in what we have neglected as a society: mental health, emotional education, accessible support networks.
Urgent issues to be put on the table:
- Formal emotional education.
- Public mental health resources.
- Stigma vs vulnerability.
- Ethical regulation of young user-oriented IA.
- The role of educators and parents.
Possible actions we should urgently take:
- Integrate pilot programs into educational centres to teach emotions, resilience and active listening.
- To finance school psychology, free or low-cost counselling.
- Create proactive, non-reactive public mental health policies.
- Establish legal and ethical standards for IA that is presented as "confidant."
- To promote a culture of support: let young people know that they are not alone, that there are real people ready to help.
If we work well now, we can prevent the IA from becoming a first point of support in crisis situations rather than a complementary tool.
I share my thoughts on Substack And if you can vote on what you think about this, I'd love to know your opinion.
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