Discriminative (Predictive) AI – The Older Form Discriminative AI analyzes patterns to make predictions Generative AI – The New Frontier Generative AI (also known as Large Language Model AI) creates novel Sameer Hinduja  wrote an important three-part series on AI harms:   Part 1 🔗  Part 2 🔗  AI Relationship for Educators by Leon Furze Free Course:   Wharton AI Course on YouTube Intro to AI (OpenClassrooms) How to Spot a Deepfake Real or AI Quiz AI in Crime

According to some research by Harvard, children may learn from AI but AI “cannot fully replicate the to wrestle with problems before seeking AI help.   Teach The Limits of AI and Build Critical Thinking Explain that AI can sound smart, but it doesn’t “understand of AI as a human-like entity).   7/   https://www.ed.gov/sites/ed/files/documents/ai-report/ai-report.pdf 8/   https://www.unicef.org

AI ? Some recommend avoiding AI altogether in schools and at home. created by AI. new AI tools. Sextortion & AI-Generated CSAM AI Fraud, Voice Cloning, and Identity Theft  Using AI in the Classroom AI program, our mission goes beyond showing youth and teens how to use AI tools.

What is the goal of this AI tool? Who benefits from its use? Parents and teachers may feel overwhelmed by the pace of AI innovation. But we don’t need to be AI experts, we need to be AI mentors. We need to: Ask open-ended questions about their use of AI. Share articles or podcasts that explore ethical dilemmas in AI.

Caveat - Earlier this month we published an article “The New Face of Mean-Girl Aggression, AI-Generated Harder to Escape AI generated content can be endlessly copied, altered, and reshared. Youth need to understand that AI generated content can be harmful, and illegal. Advocate for Digital Literacy, Not Fear AI is not going away. AI has changed how harm is created, but it has not changed what children need most.

This article is about how AI has now super energizes this vulnerability. Two decades later, the same principle applies, but artificial intelligence (AI) has made the process Think of AI as Mystique, the shapeshifting character from X-Men. That’s exactly what AI can now do digitally. Every post, video, or voice clip becomes training data for AI.

CAVEAT - We previously wrote an article about how AI was being used to generate non-consensual intimate images, which some teens are now weaponizing against their peers. (1) Now, AI has advanced to the point where this threat has escalated, making it possible to create highly realistic, non-consensual AI-generated Today, however, AI video generators like PixVerse and Pika to name just two, have made it alarmingly of AI technological progress.

our first article to raise awareness about a growing trend we were seeing among youth, the rise of AI-powered They’ve felt uncomfortable about something the AI companion said or did. AI companionship apps are designed to mimic connection. However, this becomes a concern when AI becomes the primary space where teens turn for support. AI companionship apps aren’t inherently dangerous, but they aren’t neutral either.

However, parents and caregivers should know that these AI interactive toys come with more than a little However, AI toys introduce unprecedented privacy and security risks. AI companions are purposely built to bond. Help your child understand that their AI toy is clever—but not conscious. AI toys represent one of the most significant shifts in childhood play in modern history.

AI companionship apps are growing quickly. Many look harmless at first glance. In the movie Iron Man, Tony Stark calls his AI assistant “Jarvis”. AI companionship apps take this instinct and amplify it. AI companionship changes that model. AI companionship apps aren’t going away.

AI doesn’t replace scientific curiosity, it amplifies it. (2) Supporting Education for All Learners AI AI doesn’t replace talent, it gives ideas room to grow. AI will follow the same pattern. AI isn’t just inclusive, it actively expands inclusion. and can unplug the AI if needed.

Among young adults aged 18 to 21, that number climbs to 22%, and two-thirds of those users seek AI support LinkedIn page about the study, summarized the finding bluntly: “5.4 million American youth are using AI The question isn’t whether youth should use AI for mental health—they already are. Having open, nonjudgmental conversations with teens about why they might be turning to AI. Without that, even more young people will continue seeking comfort from AI based therapy apps.