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No detectable change in mental-health information-seeking during Italy's 2023 ChatGPT ban: a natural experiment with a verified first stage
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Regulatory bans on AI platforms are accelerating globally, yet their behavioural consequences for affected populations remain unmeasured. Italy's temporary ChatGPT ban (31 March – 28 April 2023) provides a rare natural experiment: an exogenous, country-specific shock to AI access. I verify the first
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