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A post by Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, on the X platform regarding the use of artificial intelligence in child-rearing has sparked widespread controversy. In his message, he recommended using ChatGPT to create a podcast about children's achievements and life events to share with them. The idea received significant criticism from users, who warned of the risks associated with a lack of human interaction and its impact on parenting, especially concerns about targeting children with targeted advertising. Altman had previously expressed the belief that exposing children to AI from a young age would make them more skilled at using technology, which added to the controversy—particularly given that his company is facing lawsuits related to the use of its tools and the potential psychological effects on children. These cases form part of a larger debate about the limits of AI in education and its role as an aid rather than a replacement for human interaction. Experts emphasize the need to balance the use of technology with parental instinct and oversight.
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