Year-long trial: Rosie AI chatbot did not reduce anxiety or depression in pregnant women and new mothers
A randomized clinical trial found that the Rosie chatbot, designed for pregnant women and new mothers, did not reduce anxiety or depression over a year compared with a group receiving a monthly children's book. The news was reported on 6 November.
Who is affected and how
- parent
- The chatbot was not shown to be more effective in treating anxiety and depression.
Sources
- A yearlong trial found that Rosie, an AI chatbot for pregnant women and new mothers, did not improve anxiety or depression compared with receiving a monthly children's book.medicaldaily.com · Nov 6, 2026
- AI Chatbot Rosie Did Not Ease Anxiety or Depression in Pregnant Women and New Mothers During Yearlong Trialinkl.com · Nov 6, 2026
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