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Mayo Clinic Develops AI Tools to Detect High-Risk Asthma in Children
Mayo Clinic researchers in Rochester, Minn., have developed innovative artificial intelligence tools designed to identify children at high risk for severe asthma complications as...
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Calls for Stricter Regulations on Chatbot Interactions with Children and Teens Following Recent Suicides
A rising trend among young people is forming bonds with AI chatbots, often turning to them for companionship or emotional support. However, tragic incidents,...
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Federal Investigation Initiated into AI After Chatbot Linked to Teen’s Suicide
Federal regulators, including the FTC, are investigating AI chatbots over concerns about children's safety, following tragic incidents linked to these technologies. They have sent...
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eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant Launches Groundbreaking Online Safety Initiative to Regulate AI Chatbots
Australia has announced groundbreaking measures to protect children from harmful interactions with AI chatbots. eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant revealed six new codes under...
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Marketplace for AI Companions Tailored for Families and Children
Unlocking New Opportunities in AI & Tech
Explore the transformative landscape of the AI marketplace with our latest insights! As the demand for intelligent solutions...
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Instantly Craft Children’s Books Using Google’s Gemini Tool
Google's Gemini tool revolutionizes storytelling for kids by allowing parents and children to create personalized 10-page books complete with custom illustrations and Hebrew narration...
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Researchers Develop AI Storytelling Tool to Enhance Children’s Literacy Skills
StoryMate: Enhancing Literacy and Engagement Through AI
StoryMate is an innovative AI tool developed by researchers at Northeastern University, designed to support children's literacy by...
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The Unforeseen Impact of AI: The Resurgence of Status Symbols
Navigating the Impacts of Generative AI on Social Status and Evaluation
Toby E. Stuart, a business professor at UC Berkeley’s Haas School, explores how generative...