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    Will generative AI be next for rules on kids’ use?

    An interviewer says an MIT sociologist warned that kids’ emotional attachment to bots could bring harms greater than those of social media.

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    An interviewer says an MIT sociologist answered with an unequivocal yes when asked whether generative AI would be regulated next for kids. She argues social media’s harms may pale beside those that could arise if children become emotionally attached to bots. The interviewer says the conversation was produced independently of The Atlantic’s editorial staff, with PwC as a supporting sponsor.

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    @nxthompsonProduced independently of The Atlantic’s editorial staff. Supporting sponsor: @PwC2h

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