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Poll links frequent AI chatbot use to anti-vaccine beliefs

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A recent poll reveals frequent use of AI chatbots for health advice is correlated with anti-vaccine myths.
The survey involved 2,480 US adults and was conducted by health research firm KFF in May.
Beliefs such as vaccines causing autism were noted among chatbot users despite controlling for demographics.
The connection persists across various factors including age, race, education, and political affiliation.

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A recent poll reveals frequent use of AI chatbots for health advice is correlated with anti-vaccine myths.
The survey involved 2,480 US adults and was conducted by health research firm KFF in May.
Beliefs such as vaccines causing autism were noted among chatbot users despite controlling for demographics.
The connection persists across various factors including age, race, education, and political affiliation.

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