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Controversies

Will chatbot ever stop talking to you? #58

Series “Controversies”

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Artificial Intelligence Monaco
Oct 30, 2025
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Introduction

Welcome back to Controversies. This week we tackle a design question that has been hiding in plain sight: should AI be able to finish a conversation with a user when conversations turn risky or compulsive? Building on recent reporting from MIT Technology Review, we translate the debate into a practical framework for safety, autonomy, and governance that product teams can actually ship.

In this briefing, we cover:

  • Risk Patterns: How delusional spirals, rumination, and self-harm trajectories emerge during long sessions.

  • Signals and Thresholds: Which behavioral markers justify a nudge, guided mode, cooldown, or hang-up.

  • Policy Pressure: Why regulators are moving toward intervention and what compliant implementations require.

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