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Kids are interacting with AI in school and online, serving as testers for a new generation of tech, making them the ones to experience some of its worst effects

the smallest children may hear bedtime stories generated via ChatGPT by their parents, while older teens may run into chatbots on the apps they use every day—but this is now the reality.” https://www.theatlantic.com/ ... LinkedIn: Steven Vosloo : A Generation of AI Guinea Pigs  —  AI is quickly becoming a regular part of children's lives.  What happens next? … Matthew Small : “There's more anticipatory dread than what I've seen in earlier waves of technology.”  Young people led the way with phones and social media …

The Atlantic Caroline Mimbs Nyce

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  • @_akpiper Andrew Piper on x
    “the school district also has a mandatory Digital Citizenship in the Age of AI course for students ages 13 and up.” https://www.theatlantic.com/ ...
  • @mohanadhageali @mohanadhageali on x
    Creepy “Different age groups will experience AI in different ways—the smallest children may hear bedtime stories generated via ChatGPT by their parents, while older teens may run into chatbots on the apps they use every day—but this is now the reality.” https://www.theatlantic.co…
  • @carnage4life Dare Obasanjo on x
    “Whatever AI is actually good for, kids will probably be the ones to figure it out. They will also be the ones to experience some of its worst effects.” - The Atlantic trying its hardest to create a moral panic around AI in the same way the tech press has done about social media.…