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AI is wrongly telling us not to worry about sleep apnea, chats show

Tossing and turning at night has been linked to multiple health woes, from weakened immune systems to higher risk of inflammation to diminished cognitive abilities.

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聊天记录显示,人工智能错误地告诉我们不必担心睡眠呼吸暂停症。

New research on how chatbots give advice on sleep apnea shows AI continues to remain dangerously sicophantic with users seeking medical advice, telling them what they want to hear and not what they need to hear. — CHRISTIN KLOSE/dpa

LONDON : Tossing and turning at night has been linked to multiple health woes, from weakened immune systems to higher risk of inflammation to diminished cognitive abilities.

Even those in the prime of life and at peak fitness can feel less than themselves after a restless night – so it goes without saying that one of the main causes, sleep apnea, should be regarded as a serious health issue.

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