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Responses of AI chatbots to escalating suicide risk: A simulation study of repeated interactions.
Generative AI chatbots are increasingly used for emotional support, yet their safety remains insufficiently characterized across repeated interactions. Prior work relied mostly on single-session prompts, limiting evaluation of changes in responses across days. The present study aimed to assess how m
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