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Is a random human peer better than a highly supportive chatbot in reducing loneliness over time?

Ruo-Ning Li, Dunigan Folk, Abhay Singh, Lyle Ungar, Elizabeth Dunn Sciencedirect Published 30 March 2026 Added to library on 3 April 2026
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