A recent study shows that ChatGPT can experience “anxiety” when given disturbing information by users, increasing the likelihood of it responding with bias misinformation or misbehavior. The research suggests that implementing “mindfulness’ strategies may mitigate the chatbot’s “anxiety” and reduce biased answers. These findings could lead to advancements in AI applications for human anxiety and associated mental health treatments. Collaborative research from prominent universities demonstrate the potential for ChatGPT to serve as a supplementary tool for mental health professionals, but that same research cautions against complete dependence on AI for emotional support.
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