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Sztuczna inteligencja wzmacnia radykalne postawy wśród młodzieży
Artificial intelligence can reinforce radical attitudes in young people by validating their grievances, according to Lucyna Kicińska, a pedagogue and expert at the Instytut Psychiatrii i Neurologii.
Speaking to Gazeta Wyborcza, Kicińska noted that if a teenager tells an AI bot they feel ignored by classmates and asks who is to blame, the bot may respond by blaming those peers. She suggested that such interactions can contribute to the normalization of aggression.
Kicińska observed that adults are also increasingly normalizing violence. She explained that online groups can make aggressive behavior appear beneficial or rewarding for satisfying specific needs, such as the need for belonging. Young people who feel rejected or lack social skills in person may become vulnerable to these online influences.
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