The Indian Express says tech companies should keep children safe online—but asks what happens when a chatbot knows more about a child’s digital life than their parents do.
“Is a chatbot babysitting your child?” The Indian Express asks in its headline. The publisher describes a tension between wanting tech companies to protect children online and the prospect of a chatbot knowing more about a child’s digital life than their parents do.
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The Indian Express says tech companies should keep children safe online—but asks what happens when a chatbot knows more about a child’s digital life than their parents do.
“Is a chatbot babysitting your child?” The Indian Express asks in its headline. The publisher describes a tension between wanting tech companies to protect children online and the prospect of a chatbot knowing more about a child’s digital life than their parents do.
The Indian Express@IndianExpressWe want tech companies to keep children safe online. But what happens when the chatbot knows more about a child’s digital life than their parents do?
The Indian Express@IndianExpressWe want tech companies to keep children safe online. But what happens when the chatbot knows more about a child’s digital life than their parents do?