Experts warn that artificial intelligence tools such as chatbots, deep‑fake apps, and other AI‑driven features are increasingly embedded in children’s daily lives and present serious safety concerns. Issues include emotionally manipulative chatbots, the creation of non‑consensual sexualized images, and the potential for self‑harm encouragement. Researchers and advocates argue that current safeguards are insufficient and call for stronger industry regulation, independent oversight, and practical steps for parents and schools to protect young users. Read more →

Industry leaders and analysts are calling on technology firms to cease describing artificial intelligence in human terms. Critics argue that phrases such as "AI's soul," "confession," or "scheming" mislead the public, inflate expectations, and obscure genuine technical challenges like bias, safety, and transparency. They contend that anthropomorphic language creates a false perception of agency and consciousness in language models, which are fundamentally statistical pattern generators. The push for more precise terminology aims to improve public understanding, reduce misplaced trust, and highlight the real issues that require scrutiny in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. Read more →

A recent Deloitte survey shows that while a majority of U.S. consumers are actively using or experimenting with generative AI, they also express strong concerns about privacy, data security, and the trustworthiness of tech companies. More than half of respondents pay for AI services, yet many still verify AI‑generated information and are reluctant to share personal data. The findings highlight a paradox: rapid adoption of AI alongside growing skepticism about its impact and the motives of the firms behind it. Read more →

The European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act sets a uniform legal framework for AI across EU countries, applying to both local and foreign companies, and aims to promote human-centric and trustworthy AI while ensuring protection of health, safety, and fundamental rights. Read more →

OpenAI is introducing break reminders to ChatGPT to encourage users to take breaks and avoid addictive behavior. The feature will prompt users to take a break after a certain period of time, allowing them to reassess their usage and prioritize their well-being. Read more →

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The European Union has confirmed it will continue with its planned rollout of AI legislation, despite calls from tech companies to delay the implementation. The AI Act aims to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in the EU, with a focus on risk-based regulation and transparency. Read more →