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The Bridge-or-Trap Model of Companion AI: When Emotional Support Connects or Substitutes.
AI companions are increasingly used for emotional support, yet their relational consequences appear sharply divergent. The same qualities that make these systems comforting, availability, nonjudgment, and low interpersonal risk, may help some users move toward human connection while drawing others a
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