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65% of Girls Who Use AI-Assisted Devices See Them as "Friends"

New research from Girl Scouts of the USA shows that 65% of girls using AI-assisted devices view them as friends, with increasing reliance for emotional support. Parents express concern and lack of preparedness, while girls show high trust in AI for homework and recommendations. The organization offers guidance and programs.

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65% of Girls Who Use AI-Assisted Devices See Them as "Friends"
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  • 65% of girls using AI devices see them as friends
  • 51% of girls aged 11-13 have asked AI for help when feeling sad
  • 56% of parents feel unprepared to teach AI safety
  • GSUSA recommends starting conversations and building critical thinking

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