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A New Connection Calculus: Young People’s Journey In and Out of Emotional AI Use
Young people are coming of age with AI that can simulate aspects of human relationships. Building on a survey of 2,383 young people ages 13–24, we conducted 29 in-depth interviews in January 2026 with young people ages 16–24 who use AI for personal and emotional support or who talk to AI characters
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