AI chatbots are increasingly integrated into apps designed for children, raising concerns among parents. Limited research exists on how children interact with these chatbots, leading to fears about oversharing and emotional implications. Parents are particularly worried about younger kids who may struggle to distinguish between reality and AI interactions.
Despite the concerns, AI chatbots also present opportunities for educational and therapeutic uses. For instance, Grimes has launched AI chatbot plush toys aimed at engaging children, while other AI tools like Moxie have been designed to assist with social learning. Experts emphasize the need for careful design and monitoring of AI tools to ensure they are safe and beneficial for young users.
• Parents express concerns about children's interactions with AI chatbots.
• AI chatbots can offer educational benefits but require careful design.
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