Dhaka, Oct. 13 -- As more people turn to artificial intelligence chatbots for emotional support and relationship advice, experts are warning that the technology can deepen conflicts and undermine trust between partners, according to The Independent.

The practice, sometimes called "dry chatting", involves using AI to rehearse sensitive conversations or seek advice before addressing an issue with another person.

While this can help people manage their emotions or refine the tone of a message, therapists say problems arise when chatbots are treated as neutral judges.

Elinor Harvey, a psychotherapist and clinical director at the Relationship Therapy Practice, told the newspaper that she had seen a sharp increase in clients referring to AI ...