On a quiet evening in Eastleigh, 23-year-old John Masila stared at his laptop screen, unsure if he should click.
A YouTube ad promised a new kind of friend, an AI chatbot that listened without judgment.
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On a quiet evening in Eastleigh, 23-year-old John Masila stared at his laptop screen, unsure if he should click.
A YouTube ad promised a new kind of friend, an AI chatbot that listened without judgment.
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