Why AI companions and young people can make for a dangerous mix
Artificial intelligence chatbots designed to act like friends should not be used by children and teens, Stanford Medicine psychiatrist Nina Vasan says.| News Center
The Great Collaboration| Curated
Artificial intelligence chatbots designed to act like friends should not be used by children and teens, Stanford Medicine psychiatrist Nina Vasan says.| News Center
The rise of artificial intelligence is rewriting the script of our collective story. Excitement collides with fear, clarity with confusion, and abundance with inequality. We’ve never experienced change at this velocity, and our political, social, and cultural institutions are struggling to keep pace. The question isn’t whether AI is transforming our world—it’s whether we understand| David Espindola - Thrive in the Age of AI
