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The Adaptation Dilemma: Cultural Fit Does Not Guarantee Safety during Mental-Health Interactions with LLMs
ai-chatbotsai-safetycognitioncross-cultural-psychologycultural-adaptationneurosciencepreprintpsychology
People increasingly take mental-health concerns to general-purpose AI chatbots. A first wave of safety research has begun to map LLM failure points in this context. When that work considers culture, it usually reads the problem as a lack of fit: if the model does not match the user, the fix is to ma
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