Companion-like artificial intelligence apps pose “unacceptable risks” to children and teenagers, nonprofit media watchdog Common Sense Media said in a report published Wednesday.

Researchers from Stanford and the tech safety nonprofit Common Sense Media say children shouldn't be talking to AI companion bots.

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The Journal’s testing plumbed the depths that the chatbots would go — including having a fake version of Bell reprise her ...

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For example, in Jiaohe – a town in the northeastern Jilin province – villagers use chatbots to identify plants and animals, review documents and ask for farming advice. They have even used the ...

It was breaking my brain. Like you, I tried asking the kid to kick the ball in a different direction, and he called me a four-eyed wiener (I couldn’t argue with that; he won that one).

With nearly 1,000 Division 1 college basketball players already in the transfer portal, the numbers some players are asking for continues to raise eyebrows. “You have kids that average six ...

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