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- Our Thoughts to Addressing AI in Schools: A Sample Message For Your Principal
If we were to write a letter to our child’s school about the use of AI in the classroom this coming school AI is already shaping the future of work, education, communication, and creativity. It means helping them understand what AI is, how it works, where it appears in their everyday lives, Contrary to some public concerns, there is growing research showing the benefits of AI in education, Digital literacy, including AI literacy, should be treated as a core life skill.
- AI Influencers, A Growing Trend: What Parents, Caregivers, and Educators Need To Know
However, they are not human, they are AI influencers. So why are AI influencers becoming more Common? Some AI influencers do openly state that they are virtual. So, will young people care if the influencer is AI? “Does it say anywhere if it’s AI generated?”
- When Beauty Is No Longer Human: Social AI, Teens, and the New Comparison Trap
Unlike traditional influencers, Social AI can generate perfection without limits. Social AI does not automatically harm every youth or teen who encounters it. Social AI intensifies this environment by removing human limitation altogether. Social AI removes even those anchors. The risk of Social AI goes beyond visuals.
- The New Face of Mean-Girl Aggression: AI-Generated Nudes and Digital Harm
We recently learned of a case that breaks this pattern, where a teen girl weaponized and distributed AI This week, we became aware of a case where a teen girl weaponized and distributed AI generated nudes AI nudification tools allow a user to upload an innocent photo and produce a sexualized version of that Even when courts debate the specifics of “AI-generated child sexual abuse material,” police agencies Talk openly about deepfakes, AI nudification apps, and why these tools carry real risks.
- Trending AI Nostalgia Video Being Used To Support A Narrative: A Teachable Moment
Recently, AI generated nostalgia videos are appearing on some online platforms and circulating widely In industry slang, this kind of manufactured content is sometimes called “AI slop.” A more neutral term is synthetic AI media. This lack of diversity reflects a well documented problem in AI. If we caution against AI because of its risks, we should apply that same caution when AI outputs align
- Sometimes Even Trained Eyes Get It Wrong When It Comes To AI Generated Images
The image circulating in the post was AI generated. If experienced professionals can be misled by emotionally framed content paired with convincing AI generated
- Intentionally Designed AI for Kids and youth: Messaging, Browsing, and Learning Made Safer
Caveat - We tested both Kinzoo Kai AI and AngelQ firsthand before writing this article. Kai, is a new creative AI tool inside Kinzoo Messenger. The question isn’t if kids will use AI, but how. Browsing AI (AngelQ): Safer discovery and exploration. Tutoring AI (Khanmigo): Learning through support, not shortcuts.
- So, Here Comes The AI Smart Glasses: Are Schools Ready For This Wearable Technology
What happens when everyday eyewear doubles as a camera, translator, and AI assistant? Worse, these recordings could be repurposed into harmful AI outputs such as deepfakes. Today, it’s smartphones, chromebooks, and AI-powered glasses. After that, who knows? rise-of-smart-glasses-raises-concerns-about-privacy-surveillance/ 2/ https://www.ray-ban.com/canada/en/rayban-meta-ai-glasses3
- When Teens Outsmart AI: Why Prompts Matter More Than Answers
, caregivers, and educators understandably worry about what artificial intelligence (AI) might feed back The common assumption is that harmful content comes directly from the system itself, almost as if AI the question asked of ChatGPT) is often the first step in shaping the answer they will get from the AI Instead of asking, “What if AI gives my child harmful content?” Teach critical reflection: Ask, “Why do you think the AI gave this answer?
- Exploring Snapchat's "My AI" Feature, and the Concerns Surrounding Its Launch
Originally designed as a tool to test biases in AI, DAN Mode prompts jailbreak the AI, enabling it to The use of AI DAN’s will continue to be a cat and mouse game between AI vendors and the users of these AI platforms. It should be noted that as AI matures, there is a real risk that if a user is attempting to use an AI Snapchat, a popular app among teens and adults alike, has introduced an AI feature called My AI, an advanced
- When AI Meets the Holidays: The Scams Parents Should Watch for This Christmas Season
AI as Your Shopping Assistant We believe that AI agents, like those developed by OpenAI and used by major Call That Isn’t Real Scammers now use AI to clone voices. Some even use AI generated video. Fake Influencers and AI-Generated Endorsements AI can replicate celebrity voices and faces to promote AI isn’t going away, and neither are the people who misuse it.
- AI-Generated Shorts: They Are Borrowing A Page From TikTok’s Playbook To Capture Attention
to create and share AI generated short videos in feeds that look and feel very much to us like TikTok AI makes this more intense. It’s important to remember that AI driven video feeds are not entirely negative. AI tools can also support expression. With AI-driven short form feeds, the stakes could rise even higher.











