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Depressive symptoms are reflected differently across digital contexts
Yajing Wang, Emilia Marchese, Talayeh Aledavood +1
As more of everyday life takes place online, digital behavior may provide a potential window into how depressive symptoms are reflected in daily life. Yet digital mental health stu…
Competing for a Finite Pool of Attention in Social Media? How a New Geopolitical Conflict Reshapes Engagement in Bluesky
Kamand Kalashi, Arash Badie-Modiri, Ali Salloum +3
Major geopolitical crises can rapidly reshape online public attention. Yet population-level increases in discussion volume about a new crisis reveal little about how users accommod…
Disrupted Companionship: A Risk Assessment Framework and Cross-Platform Quantitative Analysis of Psychosocial Responses to AI Companion Disruptions
Chau Do, Yunhao Yuan, Koustuv Saha +2
AI companions can provide meaningful relationships, yet these relationships remain vulnerable to platform-initiated changes. We study AI companion disruptions: platform changes tha…
When AI Companions Disappear: Relational Continuity and Collective Contestation during China's National AI Regulatory Transition
Yunhao Yuan, Kejia Zhang, Yuqi Niu +3
AI model updates and service withdrawals can disrupt relationships with AI companions, but research has largely examined individual platform events. Less is known about users' resp…
Quantifying the Persistence of Daily Routines
Nguyen Luong, Talayeh Aledavood
Daily life is structured by recurring routines that coordinate biological rhythms with social and occupational demands. Individual differences in work schedules, family obligations…