Companion-like artificial intelligence apps pose “unacceptable risks” to children and teenagers, nonprofit media watchdog Common Sense Media said in a report published Wednesday.

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Are AI tools like ChatGPT making us smarter, or dumber? CBC Kids News talked to kids in Montreal, Quebec, to find out.

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In this digital era, both kids and adults are often glued to smartphone screens. Digital technology keeps users entertained, connected to friends, and in tune with important news.

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Kids and teens under 18 shouldn’t use AI companion apps, safety group says. ... the university’s technology and mental health-related lab that partnered with Common Sense Media on the report. ...

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