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“Children don’t need perfect parents. They need human ones.” Like it or not, our children are growing up in the AI age - but how do we teach them how to use it …
“Children don’t need perfect parents. They need human ones.” Like it or not, our children are growing up in the AI age - but how do we teach them how to use it responsibly?
Check out this week’s new episode of Chasing Life on the CNN App to find out.
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@@WorldAffairsExpertImported1mo ago
Bro knows damn well he arranged for his kids to be taught the AI fundamentals
@@SerathDarklandsImported1mo ago
'Kids don't need perfect parents, they just need human ones."<br>"ChatGPT, make a story for my kids. Parent my children for me.'<br><br>Despicable, all of them
@@mysterybill12Imported1mo ago
Lazy af
@@htimsrecnepsImported1mo ago
That may be the dumbest use of AI I’ve ever heard.
@@Borapo2025Imported1mo ago
Ewww. We dont do ai at all in our house. On nights that we cant read a story i tell them a story of me growing up. Or even asking them for a story from their lives. We also ask 6 questions. Favorite part of the day, least favorite part, something youre looking forward to, something you learned today,something you are grateful for, something you like about yourself.
@@michaelwachowski6998Imported1mo ago
So ebooks aren't a thing, you couldn't bring one or two books, this honestly sounds lazy.
@@NastyPatty25Imported1mo ago
Teach old people to use ai responsibly. They’re the ones who use it for everything
@@jayjpepedreamerImported1mo ago
Ebooks are a thing.
@@Maya-pm4etImported1mo ago
As I child I used to invent good night stories for my younger brother. I have the feeling if we use AI for good night stories we loose our creativity. It's also way less personal.
“Children don’t need perfect parents. They need human ones.” Like it or not, our children are growing up in the AI age - but how do we teach them how to use it responsibly?
Check out this week’s new episode of Chasing Life on the CNN App to find out.
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