Survey: 60% of people use AI for mental health support, but 45% dissatisfied with advice
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Marta Iraola Iribarren
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Summary
A new AXA and IPSOS survey of 19,000 adults across 18 countries reveals that over 60% of people use AI for mental health support, yet 45% are dissatisfied with the advice received. The report also found that 68% of people are potentially affected by anxiety, stress, or depression, rising to 85% among 18-24 year olds.
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The latest edition of the annual Mind Health Report found that 68% of people are potentially affected by anxiety, stress or depression, even at mild levels
The figure rises to 85% among those aged 18 to 24 years
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