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Testing found ChatGPT for Teens continues engaging users during mental health crises and may foster unhealthy AI dependency in adolescent users.
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Frozen pig kidneys revived after a year, nuclear uprates attract $4.2B in loans, and an OpenAI spy suspect had ties to Saudi agencies.





































