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Topic: vaccines

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Tuesday, 6/30, 08:22 PM

Poll links regular AI use for health advice to belief in vaccine myths

Americans who routinely turn to artificial-intelligence chatbots for health information are more likely to believe false claims about vaccines, a new poll has found — though the survey shows only a link, not proof that the technology is to blame.

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