The data showed that 31 percent of Americans — and 37 percent of women — are using chatbots to prepare questions for doctor visits, while 23 percent are looking to avoid medical expenses.

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And as people increasingly turn to AI-powered chatbots in their everyday lives, experts suggest they're mimicking the language chatbots tend to use.

That's one reason 72 percent of developers reject the idea of "vibe coding," or casually pasting in AI-suggested code for production use. Even with those frustrations, few are abandoning these tools.

People turn to chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, and DeepSeek for all sorts of questions. But some should be avoided.

So how do developers imbue an AI with such values and shape chatbot behaviour? Today's chatbots are built using large language models (LLMs), which offer several levers developers can lean on.

Children are replacing real friendship with AI, and experts are worried about how easily chatbots integrate themselves into their lives.