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Chatbot-based cognitive training

Chatbot-based cognitive training has been studied in 1 paper since 2026: 1 trial in people; 1 in the past year. The newest story, Oct 28, 2026: “Chatbot training may support memory in older adults”.

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“The training group also improved on Paired Associates Learning (PAL), an episodic memory measure (P=.04).”
Impact of Chatbot-Based Cognitive Training on Cognitive Function and White Matter Integrity in Cognitively Unimpaired Older Adults: Randomized Controlled TrialJMIR aging2026doi:10.2196/94127

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Studies in people

1 study gave chatbot-based cognitive training to people and measured what changed.

  • up: Improves episodic memory

    Randomized trial72 peopleolder adults12 weeks

    Older adults; cognitively unimpaired

    JMIR aging, Oct 28, 2026

What did studies of Chatbot-based cognitive training find?

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Studies of Chatbot-based cognitive training measured 1 outcome; the most studied are episodic memory (1 study).

Episodic memory

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1 study

  1. Chatbot-based cognitive training improves episodic memory in humans.

    “The training group also improved on Paired Associates Learning (PAL), an episodic memory measure (P=.04).”

    Human trialcognitively unimpaired30 min/day, 5 days/week12 weeksn = 72

    Chatbot training may support memory in older adults

    JMIR aging

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Chatbot training may support memory in older adults

A 12-week randomized trial in 72 older adults without cognitive impairment found memory-test improvement and less decline in a brain-scan measure.A 12-week randomized trial in 72 older adults without cognitive impairment found memory-test improvement and less decline in a brain-scan measure.

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