Three widely used artificial intelligence chatbots generally do a good job responding to very-high-risk and very-low-risk questions about suicide, but they are inconsistent in answering questions about suicide that may pose intermediate risks, according to a new study appearing in Psychiatric Services.
AI chatbots found to be inconsistent in answering questions about suicide
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