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Should astrology apps be regulated like gambling platforms for preying on anxiety?
As AI-driven personalization blurs the line between guidance and manipulation, astrology apps' use of anxiety to drive engagement raises ethical red flags similar to gambling platforms. Cast your vote on whether these apps need regulatory oversight.
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