AI poses greater risks to children than social media
Former Google executive Tom Siegel has called for slowing down the development of artificial intelligence technology, warning that its impact on children could be greater than the harms caused by social media. He emphasized that the industry is mistaken in relying on itself to solve the problems and damages resulting from AI, urging the establishment of regulatory standards to hold companies accountable. This comes amid growing concerns that chatbots used by children could raise ethical or health issues, as the tech industry continues to develop advanced features without sufficient regulation.
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