Rocío Marengo usa IA para terapia porque no la juzga

22 de marzo de 2026

Reportado por IA

Rocío Marengo, invitada a “Almorzando con Juana”, admitió que recurre a la inteligencia artificial para terapia desde que se convirtió en mamá. La artista destacó que esta herramienta le ofrece ayuda emocional sin juzgarla.

Rocío Marengo compartió en el programa “Almorzando con Juana” su experiencia utilizando inteligencia artificial (IA) como apoyo terapéutico. Según relató, comenzó a emplear esta herramienta digital tras convertirse en madre, ya que le ha servido de ayuda emocional. “No me juzga”, explicó como principal razón para preferirla. Su confesión generó un debate sobre el uso de IA en temas de salud mental. El programa, conducido por Juana Viale, permitió a la artista abrirse sobre este método no convencional de apoyo psicológico.

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