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A law would ban AI romantic companions for anyone under 18, enforced by age verification. Studies show isolation drops AND face-to-face dating skills atrophy.

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Pass it. A child should not learn intimacy from a system designed to never push back.0%
Block it. The lonely teens who use these apps will lose them first; the popular ones won't notice.0%

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The dilemma is whether to protect the average teen at the cost of the marginal one. The data on AI companions is genuinely two-sided: a ban would help most users by removing a default that bypasses real-world social development; the same ban would harm a smaller group for whom the AI companion is the only social presence keeping them going.

Why people split

Some treat policy as a tool for the median user; a ban that helps eight teens out of ten is worth the cost to two. Others treat policy as a question of who pays โ€” and a ban that lifts general wellbeing by hurting the most vulnerable group is morally lopsided in a way the median calculation doesn't capture.

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